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BuUetin 294

December, 1936

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY

Inspection of Commercial
Fertilizers for 1936

MADE FOR THE
STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

T. 0. Smith and H. A. Davis

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
DURHAM, N. H.

EVANS PRINTING CO.
CONCORD, N. H.

INSPECTION OF COMMERCIAL
FERTILIZERS

MADE FOR THE
STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

The inspection of commercial fertilizers reported in
this bulletin was made under the direction of the Hon-
orable Andrew L. Felker, Commissioner of Agriculture.
The state inspector, Mr. Eugene D. Sanborn, collected
samples of 112 brands of fertilizer materials which
were offered for sale by dealers or had been delivered
to consumers during the year ending June, 1936. The
general character of the fertilizer materials collected is
shown by the following classification:

Complete fertihzers 82

Phosphoric acid and potash 1

Superphosphate (acid phosphate) .— 6

Ammo-phos 1

Nitrate of soda 2

Calnitro 1

Cyanamid 1

Sulphate of ammonia 2

Muriate of potash 3

Ground bone 6

Tankage 1

Natural manures 6

112

THE FERTILIZER LAW

The state official charged with the enforcement of the
fertihzer law is the Commissioner of Agriculture.
Copies of the law may be obtained from his office in
Concord. All inquiries concerning the law and all mat-
ters relative to the registration of brands should be
addressed to his office.

2 N. H, AGR. EXPERIMENT STATION [Bulletin 294

The purchaser's refusal to buy a fertihzer which
does not conform to the law in every respect, will not
only assist in the enforcement of the law but will at
the same time insure himself the protection of the law.
If the buyer fails to assure himself the legal require-
ments have been met, he accepts the fertilizer at his
own risk. Whether or not the purchaser familiarizes
himself with the complete text of the fertilizer law,
he should not accept from the dealer any bag of fer-
tilizer which is not tagged and guaranteed in compliance
with the law. The law governing these matters fol-
lows:

"Every lot or parcel of commercial fertilizer or fer-
tilizer material sold or offered or exposed for sale within
this state shall be accompanied by a plainly printed
statement, clearly and truly certifying the number of
net pounds of fertilizer in the package, the name, brand
or trademark under which the fertilizer is sold, the
name and address of the manufacturer or importer,
the location of the factory, and a chemical analysis stat-
ing the minimum percentage of nitrogen, of available
phosphoric acid and of water soluble potash expressed
in whole numbers.

**No fertilizer or fertilizer material containing the
three essential fertilizing elements, nitrogen, phos-
phoric acid and potash may be sold or oifered for sale
if the total minimum plant food nutrients contained
therein is less than fourteen per cent by weight, pro-
vided however that natural animal and bird manures
shall be excepted from the provisions of this section."

The chief purpose of the fertilizer law is to protect
the consumer against the misbranded products which
would doubtless soon appear upon the market if the
sale of fertilizer was not under state regulation. The
value of a fertilizer depends mainly upon its content of
available plant food, particularly nitrogen, phosphoric
acid and potash. The presence of these constituents
can only be determined by a chemical analysis. To in-

Dec, 1936] fertilizer inspection, 1936 3

sure that they are being furnished by the manufacturer
in the guaranteed amounts, it is necessary that each
brand of fertihzer offered for sale be officially inspected
and analyzed one or more times each year. When
failure to meet the guarantee is proven by chemical
analysis, the prosecution or seizure provisions of the
law may be invoked.

In Table I are tabulated the grades of complete fer-
tilizers analyzed in this year's inspection, the number
of brands found by the inspector in each grade, the
average per cent of nitrogen, of available phosphoric
acid, and of water soluble potash of the brands in each
grade and the average retail price per ton.

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4 N. H. AGR. EXPERIMENT STATION [Bulletin 294-

CONFORMITY TO GUARANTEE

One brand was deficient in all of the three guaranteed
constituents, nitrogen, available phosphoric acid, and
water soluble potash. Sixteen brands were deficient in
hvo of the three constituents, 14 in nitrogen and potash,
and two in available phosphoric acid and potash.

Thirty-one brands were found to contain less than
the guaranteed amount of nitrogen. The greatest de-
ficiency was 0.58 per cent. The average of the other
30 nitrogen deficiencies was 0.17 per cent.

Twelve brands failed to meet the guarantee in avail-
able phosphoric acid. One brand, a tankage, was de-
ficient 1.93 per cent. The average of the other 11
deficiencies was 0.33 per cent.

Thirty-two brands contained less potash than the
guarantee. The greatest deficiency was 1.25 per cent.
The average of the other 31 potash deficiencies was 0.33
per cent.

In the tabulation of the analysis in the following
pages deficiencies of one-fourth of one per cent or more
are shown in bold-faced type. The manufacturers are
arranged alphabetically. The brand name is listed al-
phabetically or numerically by formula under the manu-
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