BULLETINS FURNISHED FREE FROM
 FLORIDA FARM SERVICE AGENCIES

 Results of the investigations and research carried on at the Florida
Agricultural Experiment Stations are recited in the bulletins pub-
lished by this farm service agency. During the period of approaching
50 years that have elapsed since the work was begun, in 1887, more
than 288 of these bulletins have been issued. In print at the present
and available for distribution are some 95 of them, covering nearly
as many subjects vitally important to farmers, fruit growers, live-
stock raisers and truck crop producers. Any of these bulletins will
be furnished free on application, as will a list giving the titles, from
which selections may be made.
 Application in practical agriculture of research findings, according
to methods of demonstrated merit, is described in bulletins which the
Florida Agricultural Extension Service publishes. Dealing primarily
with the "how" of doing the things that research endeavor has shown
to be feasible, these bulletins bring together science and practice.
Titles of the 25 issues now in stock will be supplied free on receipt
of request. Bulletins desired then may be obtained through the offices
of county farm and home demonstration agents or from the office of
publication.
 Communications for either the Agricultural
 Experiment Stations or the Agricultural Ex-
 tension Service-both cooperative agencies of
 state and federal governments-should be ad-
 dressed to Gainesville, Florida, where they are
 operated under the College of Agriculture in
 the University of Florida, which also has a
 division of resident teaching.