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Bulletin 390

August, 1951

NEW HAMPSHIRE
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

Department of Agronomy

Results of Seed Tests
for 1951

Made for the
STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

By BESSIE G. SANBORN

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
DURHAM, N. H.

RESULTS OF SEED TESTS
Made July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951

This report contains the results of the seed inspection work for the
State Department of Agriculture of 682 official samples collected throughout
the state during- the period from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951, by Mr.
George Laramie, Seed Control Supervisor, and Mr. Harold Ayer, Inspector.
In addition to these official samples, 1848 private samples were analyzed,
making a total of 2530 samples inspected.

Wholesalers are listed in alphabetical order except when samples are
presumed to have been carried over, in which case they are listed alpha-
betically by dealers. The New Hampshire seed law requires that both agri-
cultural and vegetable seeds must be labeled with the calendar month and
year when last tested for germination, and requires that this germination
test shall have been completed within nine months of being offered for sale.
In the following tables, if the date of test was within the prescribed nine
months, the sample is marked satisfactory, "S" in this respect; if no date
was given, the word "None" appears indicating a violation ; if the date was
a violation of the law because the test was not made within nine months,
the date given on the tag or label appears in that column.

The first part of the report deals with 189 samples of agricultural seed
tested for purity, germination and noxious weed content. There is a toler-
ance or allowable variation from the guarantee for both purity and germi-
nation, in accordance with the Pailes for Seed Testing adopted by the
Association of Official Seed Analysts, so that, for instance a sample of
timothy guaranteed 99.20 for purity and 85% for germination could test
as low as 98.25% for purity and 77% for germination and be "satisfactory."
If a sample when tested for purity falls within the allowable variation, it is
marked "S" (satisfactory) ; if below the allowable variation, and therefore a
violation, the actual figure found for purity is given. The same is true for
germination in the case of agricultural seeds.

The second part of the report applies to 493 samples of vegetable seeds
which were tested for germination only. The New Hampshire seed law re-
quires that unless each packet or other container is plainly marked "Below
Standard" together with the percentage of germination, vegetable seeds
must test up to the prescribed standard for that kind of seed, and that
there is no tolerance from the adopted standards. In the column headed
"Found" if the same was up to standard, an "S" (satisfactory) appears.
The exception to this is in the case of a given sample being marked with a
guarantee, which is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard ; then,
if the seed is found to be below the regular tolerance from that guaranteed
figure, the figure found upon test followed by "f" is listed as "mislabeled"
even though it might in some cases be up to standard.

The New Hampshire seed law and the rules and regulations thereunder,
including the germination standards for vegetable seed, follow:

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

CHAPTER 224, REVISED LAWS
(As inserted by Chapter 54 Laws of 1943)

AN ACT

Te Regulate the Labeling-, Sale and Offering- or Exposing for Sale, of

Agricultural and Vegetable Seeds.

Agricultural and Vegetable Seeds

1. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter shall be construed as
follows :

I. The term "agricultural seeds" shall include the seeds of grass,
forage, cereal and fiber crops and any other kinds of seeds commonly
recognized within this state as agricultural or field seeds, and mixtures of
such seeds.

II. The teiTn "vegetable seeds" shall include the seeds of those crops
which are grown in gardens or on truck farms and are generally known and
sold under the name of vegetable seeds in this state.

III. The term "weed seeds" shall include the seeds of all plants gener-
ally recognized as weeds within this state, and shall include noxious weed
seeds.

IV. Noxious weed seeds shall be divided into two classes, "primary
noxious weed seeds" and "secondary noxious weed seeds" as herein defined:
provided, that the commissioner of agriculture may add to or subtract from
the list of seeds included under either definition whenever he finds that
such additions or subtractions are within the respective definitions.

V. "Primary noxious weed seeds" shall include the seeds of perennial
weeds such as those that reproduce and spread by underground roots or
stems as well as by seed, and which, when established, are highly destruc-
tive and difficult to control in this state by ordinary good cultural practice.
Primary noxious weed seeds in this state are the seeds of: Canada thistle
(Cirsium arvense), field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis), and quackgrass
(Agropyron repens).

VI. "Secondary noxious weed seeds" shall include the seeds of such
weeds as are very objectionable in field, lawns, or gardens of this state,
but can be controlled by good cultural practices. The secondary noxious
weed seeds in this state are the seeds of: dodder (Cuscuta spp.) and crab
grass (Digitaria sanguinalis).

VII. The term "labeling" includes all labels, and other MTitten,
printed, or graphic representations, in any form whatsoever, accompany-
ing and pertaining to any seed whether in bulk or in containers, and in-
cludes invoices.

VIII. The term "advertisement" means all representations, other
than those on the label, disseminated in any manner or by any means,
relating- to seed within the scope of this chapter.

2. Label Requirement. Each separate container of agricultural
or vegetable seed, including seeds in small packets, which is sold, offered
for sale, or exposed for sale, within this state for sowing purposes shall
bear thereon or have attached thereto in a conspicuous place a plainly
written or printed label or tag in the English language, giving the in-
formation as set forth in sections 3 and 4.

3. Agricultural Seeds. For agricultural seeds the following is
required :

I. Commonly accepted name of kind, or kind and variety, of each
agricultural seed component in excess of five per cent of the whole and
the percentage by weight of each. Where more than one component is
required to be named, the word "mixture" or "mixed" shall be associated
with the name on the label.

II. Lot number or other lot identification.

III. Origin, if known, of alfalfa, red clover and field corn (except
hybrid corn) . If the origin is unknown, that fact shall be stated.

IV. Percentage by weig^ht of all weed seeds, including" those known
as noxious weeds.

V. Secondary noxious weeds. The name and approximate number
of each kind of secondary noxious weed seed, per ounce in groups (A) and
(B) and per pound in groups (C) and (D), when present singly or collec-
tively in excess of —

(A) One seed or bulblet in each 5 grams of Agrostis spp., Poa spp.,
Rhodes grass, Bermuda grass, timothy, orchard grass, fescues (except
meadow fescue), alsike and white clover, reed canary grass, Dallis grass,
and other agricultural seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures within
this group;

(B) One seed or bulblet in each 10 grams of ryegrass, meadow fescue,
foxtail millet, alfalfa, red clover, sweetclovers, lespedezas, smooth brome,
crimson clover, Brassica spp., flax, Agropyron spp., and other agricultural
seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures within this group, or of this
group with (A) ;

(C) One seed or bulblet in each 25 grams of proso, Sudan grass
and other agricultural seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures not
specified in (A), (B), or (D) ;

(D) One seed or bulblet in each 100 grams of wheat, oats, rye, barley,
buckwheat, sorghums (except Sudan grass), vetches, and other agricultural
seeds of a size and weight similar to or greater than those within this
group, or any mixtures within this group.

All determmations of noxious weed seeds are subject to tolerances
and methods of determination prescribed in the rules and regulations under
this chapter.

VI. Percentage by weight of agricultural seeds other than those
required to be named on the label.

VII. Percentage by weight of inert matter.

VIII. For each named agricultural seed, percentage of germination,
exclusive of hard seed, percentage of hard seed, if present, and the calendar
month and year the test was completed to determine such percentages.

IX. Name and address of the person who labeled said seed, or who
sells, offers, or exposes said seed for sale within this state.

4. Vegetable Seeds. For vegetable seeds, the following is required:

I. Name of kind and variety of seeds, and the calendar month and
year when last tested for germination.

II. For seeds which germinate less than the standard last established
by the commissioner of agriculture hereunder, and in type not smaller than
ten point size : percentage of germination exclusive of hard seed ; percent-
age of hard seed, if present; and the words, ''below standard."

III. Name and address of the person who labeled said seed, or who
sells, offers or exposes said seed for sale within this state.

5. Illegal Sales. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, offer for
sale or expose for sale any a,gricultural or vegetable seed within this state :

I. Unless the test to determine the percentage of germination required
by sections 3 and 4 shall have been completed within a nine-month period,
exclusive of the calendar month in which the test was completed, im-
mediately prior to sale, exposure for sale, or offering for sale or trans-
portation.

II. Not labeled in accordance with the provisions hereof, or having
a false or misleading labeling.

III. Pertaining to which there has been a false or misleading
advertisement.

IV. Any agricultural seeds containing any primary noxious weed
seeds except as may be allowed under tolerances prescribed in the rules and
regulations hereunder.

6. Prohibitions. It shall be unlawful for any person within this
state :

I. To detach, alter, deface, or destroy any label provided for herein or
the rules and regulations made and promulgated hereunder, or to alter or
substitute seed, in a manner that may defeat the purposes hereof.

II. To disseminate any false or misleading advertisement concerning
agricultural or vegetable seed in any manner or by any means.

III. To hinder or obstruct in any way any authorized person in the
performance of his duties hereunder.

IV. To fail to comply with a ''stop sale" order.

7. Exemptions. The provisions of sections 2 to 6, inclusive, do not
apply to seed or grain not intended for sowing purposes, nor to seed in
storage in, or consigned to, a seed cleaning or processing establishment for
cleaning or processing, provided, that any labeling or other representation
which may be made with respect to the unclean seed shall be subject to the
provisions hereof.

8. Exceptions. No person shall be subject to the penalties hereof
for having sold, offered or exposed for sale in this state any agi'icultiiral or
vegetable seeds, which were incorrectly labeled or represented as to kind,
variety, or origin which seeds cannot be identified by examination thereof,
unless he has failed to take all proper precautions to insure the identity
to be that stated in accordance with rules and regulations hereunder.

9. Duties and Authority of Commissioner of Agriculture. The

commissioner of agriculture, who may act through his authorized agents,
shall have the power:

I. To sample, inspect, make analyses of, and test, agricultural and
vegetable seeds transported, sold, offered or exposed for sale within this,
state for sowing purposes, at such time and place and to such extent as
he may deem necessary to determine whether said agricultural or vegetable
seeds are in compliance with the provisions hereof, and to notify promptly
the person who transported, sold, offered or exposed the seed for sale, of
any violation.

II. To prescribe, and after public hearing to adopt, rules and regu-
lations governing the methods of sampling, inspecting, analysis, tests, and
examination of agricultural and vegetable seed, and the tolerances to be
followed in the administration hereof, which shall be in general accord
with officially prescribed practice in interstate commerce, and such other
rules and regulations as may be necessary to secure the efficient enforce-
ment hereof.

III. To enter upon any public or private premises during regular
business hours in order to have access to seeds subject to this chapter and
the rules and regulations promulgated hereunder.

IV. To issue written or printed ''stop sale" orders which shall pro-
hibit further sale of any lot of agricultural or vegetable seed which the
commissioner has reason to believe is in violation of any of the provisions
hereof until the law has been complied with or said violation otherwise
legally disposed of: Provided, that no "stop sale" order shall be issued
or attached to any lot of seed without first giving the owner or custodian
of such seed an opportunity to comply with the law or to withdraw the
seed from sale.

V. To establish and maintain or make provision for seed testing
facilities, to employ qualified persons, and to incur such expenses as may
be necessary to comply with these provisions.

VI. To make or provide for making purity and germination tests
of seeds for farmers and dealers on request; to prescribe rules and regu-
lations governing such testing; and to fix and collect charges for the tests
made. All fees collected hereunder shall be paid over by the commissioner
to the state treasurer who shall keep the same in a special fund to be used
only for purposes of this chapter.

VII. To cooperate with the United States Department of Agriculture
in seed law enforcement.

10. Seizure. Upon the recommendation of the commissioner of
agriculture or his duly authorized agents, the court of competent juris-
diction in the area in which the seed is located shall cause the seizure and
subsequent denaturing, processing, or destruction to prevent the use for

sowing' purposes of any lot of agricultural or vegetable seed found to be
unfit for sowing purposes: Provided, that in no instances shall the de-
naturing, processing, or destruction be ordered without first having given
the claimant of said seed an opportunity to apply to said court for the re-
lease of said seed.

11. Penalties. Whoever violates any of the provisions of this chap-
ter or any rule or regulation promulgated hereunder shall be fined not
exceeding one hundred dollars for the first offense and not exceeding two
hundred and fifty dollars for each subsequent offense. Fines collected here-
under shall be paid, by the court collecting the same, to the commissioner
of agriculture and by him forwarded to the state treasurer for the use of
the state.

12. Publication. The commissioner of agriculture shall publish, or
cause to be published, the results of tests and analyses of samples of
agricultural and vegetable seeds, as herein provided, tog-ether with the
names and addresses of the persons from whom the samples of seed were
obtained. He may publish such other information as he may deem advis-
able concerning the value, character and use of certain seeds.

13. Takes Effect. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
Approved March 10, 1943.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Sampling.

(a) In order to secure a representative sample, equal portions shall
be taken from evenly distributed parts of the quantity of seed to be
sampled. Access shall be had to all parts of that quantity.

(b) For free-flowing seed in bags or bulk, a probe or trier shall be
used. For small free-flowing seed in bags, a probe or trier long enough to
sample all portions of the bag should be used.

(c) Non-free-flowing seed, such as certain grass seed, uncleaned
seed, or screenings, difl^icult to sample with a probe or trier, shall be
sampled by thrusting the hand into the bulk and withdrawing repre-
sentative portions.

(d) The portions shall be combined into a composite sample or
samples.

(e) As the seed is sampled, each portion shall be examined, and,
whenever there appears to be a lack of uniformity, additional samples shall
be taken to show such lack of uniformity as may exist.

Bulk seeds shall be sampled by inserting a long probe or thrusting
the hand unto the bulk as circumstances require in several uniformly dis-
tributed parts of the quantity being sampled.

Bags. (1) In quantities of five bags or less, each bag shall be
sampled.

(2) In quantities of more than five bags, at least every fifth bag but
not less than five bags shall be sampled. Samples shall be drawn from un-
opened bags except under circumstances where the identity of the seed
has been preserved.

In sampling packet seeds, entire unopened packets shall be taken.
Size of sample. The following are minimum weights of samples of
seed to be submitted for analysis, test, or examination :

(1) Two ounces of grass seed not otherwise mentioned, white or
alsike clover, or seeds not larger than these.

(2) Five ounces of red or crimson clover, alfalfa, ryegrass, brome-
grasses, millet, flax, rape, or seeds of similar size.

(3) Two pounds of cereals, vetches, or seeds of similar or larger size.

(4) Two quarts of screenings.

Analysis.

The New Hampshire seed laboratory will be guided in making purity
and germination tests by the rules and regulations prescribed under the
Federal Seed Act.

Tolerance.

Owing to the natural variation between tests, the following tolerances
shall be allowed between the percentages found by analysis, test or ex-
amination and the percentages stated on the tag accompanying the seed :

For purity: Allowing "a" to represent the component being con-
sidered and "b" the difl"erence between that percentage and 100, according
to the following formula:

8

( a X b )

Pure seed tolerance = 0.6+ ( 0.2x )

( 100 )

a sample of timothy guaranteed 99.20 would have an allowable variation of
.75 or could test as high as 99.95 or as low as 98.45 and be "satisfactory."

For germination: The following tolerances are applicable:

Healthy sprouts found by test in each 100 seeds Tolerance

96 or over 5

90 or over but less than 96 6

80 or over but less than 90 7

70 or over but less than 80 8

60 or over but less than 70 9

Less than 60 10

Therefore, a sample of seed guaranteed 85% for germination may be as
high as 92% or as low as 78% and be "satisfactory."

For weed seeds : The law requires in the labeling of agricultural seed
(1) that the percentage of all weed seeds present shall be shown on the
tag, (2) that no primary noxious weed seeds shall be present in the sample,
and (3) that secondary noxious weed seeds shall be given by name and
approximate number, per ounce in groups (A) and (B) and per pound in
groups (C) and (D), when present singly or collectively in excess of —

(A) One seed or bulblet in each 5 grams of Agrostis species, Poa
species, Rhodes grass, Bermuda grass, timothy, orchard grass, fescues
(except meadow fescue), alsike and white clover, reed canary grass, Dallis
grass, and other agricultural seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures
within this group;

(B) One seed or bulblet in each 10 grams of ryegrass, meadow
fescue, foxtail millet, alfalfa, red clover, sweetclovers, lespedezas, smooth
brome, crimson clover, Brassica species, flax, Agropyron species, and other
agricultural seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures within this group,
or of this group with (A) ;

(C) One seed or bulblet in each 25 grams of proso, Sudan grass and
other agricultural seeds of similar size and weight, or mixtures not specified
in (A), (B),or (D) ;

(D) One seed or bulblet in each 100 grams of wheat, oats, rye, barley,
buckwheat, sorghum (except Sudan grass), vetches, and other agricultural
seeds of a size and weight similar to or greater than those within this
group, or any mixtures within this group.

Certain tolerances are allowed, however, to provide for variations and
unavoidable errors, but only within very narrow limits and for which there
is always a standard formula for computation. Examples: (1) Tim.othy
guaranteed only 2 per cent weed seeds will not be condemned if it has a
2.59 per cent. (2) No primary noxious weed seeds are allowed, but the
presence of two such seeds in 50 grams of timothy would not be considered
a violation. (3) Similarly, some slight variation from the minimum re-

quirement for labeling secondary noxious weed seeds will be passed as
satisfactory.

Free Testing

The Seed Testing Laboratory will allow two free tests, in a given year,
to any resident company or person of New Hampshire, but such seeds must
be received in the laboratory during the months of October, November,
December and January, This number of samples, not including mixtures,
may be analyzed either for purity or for germination, or one sample for
both purity and germination, free of charge. A given seed com.pany will
be entitled to two private tests without charge, but not two from each
branch store. For numbers in excess of two, a charge will be made for labor
and consumable supplies only, the amount depending on the type of sample-
according to the following schedule :

Germination tests of all vegetable seeds, 30 cents ;

Germination tests of all agricultural crop seeds and grasses, 50 cents ;

Germination tests of mixtures, 50 cents for each kind of seed present ;

Purity analyses of cereals, timothy and larger crop seeds and legumes,

$1.00;

Purity analyses of small grasses, $2.00 ; unhulled redtop, $2.50 ;

Purity analyses of mixtures, including those for lawn and pasture seed-
ing, a charge sufficient to cover the actual cost of working the sample sub-
mitted for test, minimum charge of $2.50.

Such private samples of seed to be tested should be drawn in such a
way as to be representative of the bulk lot from which they are taken,
and should be addressed to the State Seed Testing Laboratory, Durham,
New Hampshire. Such private tests cannot be declared as state official
tests unless drawn by a representative of the department of agriculture,
as provided in Chapter 224 of the Public Laws. Fees must be paid before
reports will be sent out.

The minimum weights of samples to be submitted for analysis are :

1. Two ounces of grass seed, white or alsike clover, or seeds not
larger than these.

2. Five ounces of red or crimson clover, alfalfa, rye grasses, millet,
rape, or seeds of similar size.

3. One pound of cereal, vetches or seeds of similar or larger size.

The minimum number of seeds of any one kind to be submitted for a
germination test is 400.

Germination Standards for Vegetable Seed.

Following are the germination standards established by the commis-
ssioner of agriculture pertaining to Section four of the act entitled Vege-
table Seeds.

10

Per cent

Artichoke 60

Asparagus, including hard

seeds 70

Beans, garden (varieties

other than Rival, Topcrop

and Logan) 75

Beans, garden (varieties

Rival, Topcrop and Logan) 70

Beans, horse or broad 75

Beans, lima 70

Beans, runner 75

Beets 65

Broccoli 75

Brussels sprouts 70

Cabbage 75

Chinese cabbage 75

Carrot 55

Cauliflower 75

Celery and celeriac 55

Chicory 65

Citron 65

Collards 80

Corn 75

Cress, garden 60

Cress, water 40

Cucumber 80

Dandelion 45

Eggplant 60

Endive 70

Per cent

Fetticus (cornsalad) 70

Kale 75

Kohlrabi 75

Leek 60

Lettuce 80

Muskmelon 75

Mustard 75

Okra 50

Onion 70

Parsley 60

Parsnip 60

Peas 80

Pepper 55

Pumpkin 75

Radish 75

Rhubarb 60

Rutabaga '. 75

Salsify 75

Sorrel 60

Soybean 75

Spinach (except New

Zealand) 60

Spinach (New Zealand) .... 40

Squash 75

Swiss Chard 65

Tomato 75

Tomato, husk 50

Turnip 80

Watermelon 70

Labeling,

The
ments of

Example for unmixed agricultural seed

following labels are suggested as meeting the minimum require-
the New Hampshire seed law.

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Lot No. 243

Pure seed

98.65

Germination

Crop seed

.86

Weeds

.38

Hard seeds

Inert Matter

.11

Origin Idaho

Date of test Jan. 195

1 dodder per oz.

80%

11

Example for mixed agricultural seed:

Grass seed, mi>

led

Lot No.

0236

Purity :

Germination :

Perennial rye grass

32.23%

92.5%

Jan.

1951

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Chewing fescue

18.08

85.0%

Dec.

1950

Kentucky bluegrass

14.75

80.0%)

Jan.

1951

Canada bluegrass

15.37

58.5%)

Jan.

1951

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14.20

84.0%

Jan.

1951

Crop seed

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2.07

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Inert matter

2.69

5 Crabgrass per oz.

Example for vegetable seed :
(Up to standard)

(For vegetable seed
which germinates
less than standard)

"New York Lettuce
John Smith, Dale, 111.
Date of germination test :

Feb. 7, 1951.'

"New York Lettuce
John Smith, Dale, 111.
Date of germination test :

Germination 75%
BELOW STANDARD

Feb. 7, 1951."

The law states that "each separate container of agricultural or vege-
table seed, including seeds in small packets, shall be labeled"; but if a
dealer has bulk lots of seeds exposed for sale and these bulk lots are
properly labeled, he shall not be required to copy the information from, the
label on to each individual bag in which he delivers small lots of this bulk
seed over the counter to customers.

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New Hampshire Experiment Station
VEGETABLE SEED INSPECTION, 1951

Name and Address of Wholesalei'

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample
No.

ALLEN, STERLING & LOTHROP, Portland, Me.
Central Feed & Grain, Somersworth

Beans, Pencil Pod Black Wax 2819

Carroll County Hardware, North Conway

Beans, Pencil Pod Black Wax 2888

Beans, Improved Golden Wax 2889

Corn. Golden Bantam 2886

Peas, Imp. Tall Telephone 2885

Peas, World's Record 2887

W. E. AUBUCHON CO., INC., Nashua
W. E. Aubuchon Co., Inc., Nashua

Beans, Top Notch Golden Wax 2546

Beans, Black Wax 2549

Corn, Golden Bantam 2545

Peas, American Wonder 2547

Peas, Tali Telephone 254S

AYERS & JENKINS CO., HDW., Rochester
Ayers & Jenkins Co., Hdw., Rochester

Corn, Golden Sunshine 2552

Corn, Golden Bantam 2554

Cucumber, Long Green 2556

Peas, Sutton's Excelsior 2550

Peas, Dwarf Telephone 2551

Squash, Giant Summer Crookneck 2557

BRECK'S, Boston, Mass.

Douglass Hardware, Concord

Carrot, Chantenay, 5556 2399

Cucumber, Straight Eight, 5872 2396

Endive, Green Curled, 5938 2400

Lettuce, Iceberg, New York 2397

Radish, Crimson Giant 2398

Rutabaga, American Purple Top, 7415 2395

Neal Hardware, Derry

Beet, Crosby's Egyptian 2409

Cucumber, Improved Long Green 2411

Lettuce, Big Boston, 6083 2410

Radish. Sparkler, 6775 2412

Peterborough Hardware, Peterboro

Broccoli, Italian Green Sprouting 2770

Cauliflower, Early Dwarf Erfurt 2772

Celery, Giant Pascal 2771

Pepper, Early Calwonder 2773

Wendell's Hardware, Portsmouth

Lima Beans, Bush or Dwarf 2453

Onion, Red Wethersfield, 6359 2451

Pepper, Early Calwonder, 6425 2449

Pepper, Large Bell 2450

Squash, Blue Hubbard, 7004 2455

Squash, Butternut, 6954 2456

Swiss Chard, Lucullus, 6875 2454

Tomato, Certified Marglobe, 7186 2452

W. ATLEE BURPEE, Philadelphia, Pa.
Glazier & Fox, Inc., Portsmouth

Carrot, Tendersweet 2492

Celery, Giant Pascal 2491

Endive, Green Curled 2490

Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson 2489

Lettuce, Big Boston 2493

Onion, Southport Yellow Globe 2488

Turnip, Extra Early Purple Top Milan 2494

Date
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Found

Guaran- N. H.
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75

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Figures or "None" indicate violation.
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Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. F'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard.
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

24

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealei-

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Lampron's Hardware, Manchester

Corn, Stowell's Evergreen

GROSSMAN SEED CORP., East Rochester, N. Y.
Montgomery Ward Co., Claremont

Beans, Stringless Black Valentine

Beans. Kentucky Wonder

Brussels Sprouts, Long Island Improved

Cauliflower, Early Snowball

Corn, Golden Sunshine

Corn, Stowell's Evergreen

Egg Plant, Black Beauty

Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson

Lima. Beans, Burpee's Bush

Onion, Yellow Sweet Spanish

Radish, White Icicle

Watermelon, Stone Mountain

EASTERN STATES FARMER.S' EXCHANGE,
West Springfield, Mass.
Eastern States Farmers' Exch., Concord

Onion, Silverskin White Portugal

Onion, Utah Valencia, D710, 623

Rutabaga, Albergur, A1016, 996

Turnip, Purple Top White Milan, A2410, 972

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12/1944

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Eastern States Farmers' Exch., Dover

Cabbage. Short Stem Ballhead, E3416, 266 . . 2735

Carrot, Danvers 126, TE4511, 333 2736

Lettuce, Oak Leaf 2733

Lettuce, Great Lakes, G811, 517 2737

Muskmelon, Pride of Wisconsin, F6S18, 568 . . 2732

Spinach, Longstanding Bloomsdale, B419, 884 2734

Squash, Buttercup, P8421, 793 2731

Eastern States Farmers' Exch., Manchestei

Pepper, Golden Wonder 2472

Pepper, California Wonder 2473

Pepper, Hungarian Wax 2474

Tomato, Pennheart 2467

Tomato, Marglobe 2468

Tomato, Pritchard 2469

Tomato, Valiant 2470

Tomato, Rutgers 2471

Laconia State School, Laconia

Beans, Contender, X3181 2833

Carrots, E-451 2831

Corn, Golden Jewel Yellow Hybrid 2830

Peas. World's Record, Wrinkled, A2210 2832

Squash, Blue Hubbard, F1438 2834

N. H. State Prison Farm, Concord

Beans, Brittle Wax, S-391 2695

Beet, Perfected Detroit, B-11 2692

Corn, Early Golden, 1-13 2693

Corn, Gold Mine Yellow Hybrid 2694

EMPIRE SEED CO., INC., Fredonia, N. Y.
Edmund's Hardware, Henniker

Celery, Giant Pascal 2776

Cucumber, Longfellow 2774

Lettuce, Big Boston 2775

Radish, White Icicle 2777

Farmers' Feed & Supply Co., Lancaster

Beans, Burpee's Early Stringless Green Pod . . 2865

Corn, Golden Sunshine 2866

S
S
S
S

S
S

S

s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s

s
s

3

s

s
s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s

s
s

s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s
s
s
s

s

s
s
s
s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s
s

s
s
s
s

s

75.5

s
s

s
s

80
70
75
85

75
80

90
75
70
75

75
70
65
75
80
80
90
80

90
80
75
80
85

85
85
90
90

55
80
80
75

75
75

70
70
75
80

75
55
80
80
75
60
75

55
55
55
75
75
75
75
75

75
55
75
80
75

75
65
75
75

55
80
80
75

75
75

' As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
'*Sometimes stated on label hut is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. F'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates tha.t the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

25

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample
No.

Date
Tested*

Found

Guaran- N. H.

teed** Standard

EMPIRE SEED CO., Fredonia, N. Y.

Farmers' Feed & Supply Co., Lancaster

Peas, Telephone 2864

Peas, Laxtonian 2867

Milligan & Currier, Manchester

Cabbage, Danish Railhead 2477

Carrot, Nantes Coreless 2476

Cauliflower, Early Snowball 247 5

Cucumber, Improved Long- Green 2481

Endive, Moss Curled 2480

Lettuce, Early Curled Simpson 2479

Radish, Early Crimson Giant Globe 2482

Tomato, Valiant 2478

FERRY-MORSE SEED CO., Detroit, Mich.
Concord Hardware, Concord

Carrot, Long OranKe 2575

Cauliflower, Snowball 2579

Cucumber, National Pickling 2578

Lettuce, Great Lakes 2576

Onion, Evergreen Bunching 2574

Radish, Chinese Rose Winter 2580

Watermelon, Harris' Earliest 2577

Neal Hardware, Inc., Dover

Carrot, Red Cored Chantenay 2721

Parsnip, Hollow Crown 2715

Radish, Icicle 2716

Tomato, Earliana 2717

Tomato, Rutgers 2719

Tomato, Bonny Best 2720

Watermelon, Wonder 2718

J. J. Newberry, Franklin

Carrot, Danvers Half Long 2688

Lettuce, Grand Rapids 2689

Onion, Sweet Spanish 2690

Peas, Little Marvel 2691

L. L. Peavey Coi., Inc., Portsmouth

Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole 2505

Beet, Early Blood Turnip 2507

Parsley, Extra Triple Moss Curled 2508

Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip White Tipped . . 2506

Tomato, Stone 2509

FREDONIA SEED CO., Fredonia, N. Y.
Boulay, I. G. A. Store, West Swanzey

Carrot, Improved Long Orange 2602

Celery, Giant Pascal 2597

Cucumber, Improved Long Green 2601

Lettuce, Romaine, Paris White Cos 2600

Onion, Red Wethersfield 2599

Parsnip, Hollow Crown 2598

Jenkins* Store, Reeds Ferry

Carrot, Chantenay 2706

Cucumber, Early Cluster 2708

Muskmelon, Hearts of Gold 2703

Onion. Red Wethersfield '. . . . . 2707

Radish, French Breakfast 2704

Squash, Butternut 2705

Milligan & Currier, Manchester

Beans, Stringless Green Pod 2485

Beans, Golden Wax Bush 2486

Corn, Golden Cross Bantam Hybrid 2487

Lima Beans, Henderson's Bush 2484

Peas, Early Alaska Bush 2483

(Note)

S

s

80

80

S

s

80

80

s

s

75

75

s

s

55

55

s

70

75

75

s

54.5

80

80

s

s

70 ■

70

s

s

80

80

s

64.5

75

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

65

s

s

85

75

s

s

90

80

s

s

80

80

s

s

80

70

s

s

90

75

s

s

80

70

s

s

60

55

s

s

60

60

s

s

90

75

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

75

s

57.5

80

70

s

s

70

55

s

s

85

80

s

s

80

70

s

s

80

80

s

s

85

75

s

s

75

65

s

s

60

60

s

s

85

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

55

55

s

s

55

55

s

s

80

80

s

s

80

80

s

61

70

70

s

s

60

60

s

s

55

55

s

s

80

SO

s

s

75

75

s

s

70

70

s

s

75

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

80

75

s

53

80

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

80

70

s

s

80

80

* As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
**Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. F'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

26

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample

Date

Guaran-

N

H.

No.

Tested*

Found

teed**

Standard

(Note)

2881

S

68

80

75

2882

s

S

65

2878

s

S

80

75

2877

s

S

60

60

2879

s

68

80

80

2880

s

S

75

75

Red & White Stores, Lancaster

Beans, Golden Wax Bush

Beet, Early Eclipse

Corn, Golden Bantam Early

Parsnip, Hollow Crown

Peas, Premium Gem Bush

Radish. Early White Tip

THE CHAS. C. HART SEED CO.,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Hildreth Hardware, Lebanon

Dandelion, Improved Giant Thick Leaf

Katkin Flower Shop, Portsmouth

Cauliflower, Earliest Snowball

Neal Hardware, Derry

Onion, White Globe

Parsnip, Hollow Crown

Northwood Ridge Store, Northwood Ridge

Cauliflower, Earliest Snowball

Osgood Hardware, Nashua

Broccoli, Italian Green Heading Calabrese . . .

Muskmelon, Granite State

Onion, White Globe

Pepper, Green

Watermelon, New Hampshire Midget

Somersworth Paint & Hardware Co., Somerswortb

Beets, Early Wonder

Endive, Escarolle or Broad Leaf Batavian ....

Rhubarb Chard

Turnip, White Egg

Sunshine Feed Store, Manchester

Beans, Dwarf Stringless Green Pod

Beans, Dwarf Top Notch Golden Wax

Beets, Crosby's Egyptian

Cabbage, Copenhagen Market

Carrot, Scarlet Nantes Coreless

Cucumber, Improved Long Green

Endive, Green Curled

Lettuce, Simpson's Early Curled

Turnip, Yellow Globe

Sunshine Feed Store, West Lebanon

Ca.bbage. Chinese

2976

S

s

55

46

2883

S

s

75

75

2414
2413

S
S

s

s

70

60

70
60

2884

75

75

2698

s

S

75

75

2696

s

S

90

75

2699

s

s

70

70

2700

s

s

55

55

2697

None

s

70

2823

S

s

• 65

65

2821

S

s

70

70

2820

S

s

65

65

2822

S

s

80

80

2361

S

s

75

75

2362

S

56

75

75

2354

S

s

65

65

2355

S

s

75

75

2356

S

s

55

55

2357

S

s

80

80

2359

s

s

70

70

2360

S

s

80

80

2358

S

s

80

80

2946

75

BUDD D. HAWKINS, Reading, Vt.
Hillsboro General Store, Hillsboro

Beans, (Jolden Wax

] Beans, Goddard

Corn, Imp. Golden Bantam

Peas, World's Record

Peas, Tall Telephone

Keene Grain Co., Keene

Carrot, Nantes Coreless

Carrot, Improved Long Orange

Cucumber, Improved White Spine . . .

Cucumber, Straight 8

Cucumber, Extra Early Russian

Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson

Pumpkin, New England Sugar or Pie .

Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip

Radish, New French Breakfast

Spinach, American Savoy Leaved . . . .
Squash, Gregory's Improved Hubbard
Squash, Improved Cocozelle

2973

S

s

75

75

2975

S

S

75

75

2971

S

s

75

75

2972

S

72

80

SO

2974

S

S

80

80

2511

S

S

55

55

2512

S

S

55

65

2515

S

S

80

80

2516

S

S

80

80

2517

S

S

80

80

2510

S

S

80

80

2518

S

s

75

75

2513

S

S

75

75

2514

s

s

75

75

2521

s

s

60

60

2519

s

s

75

75

2520

s

s

75

75

' As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
tigures or "None" indicate violation.
'* Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory,— up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. F'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

27

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample
No.

Red & White Store, HoUis

Squash, Buttercup 2701

Turnip, New White Sweet German 2702

C. S. Wood Co., Antrim . .

Cabbage, True Early Winningstadt 2684

Carrots, Danvers Half Long Orange 2685

Cucumber, Boston Pickling 2686

Endive, Broad Leaved Batavian or Escarolle . . 2683

Lettuce, Early Prize Head 2687

Tomato, True Giant Ponderosa 2682

BILLY HEPLER SEED CO., Durham, N. H.
F. B. Spaulding Co., Lancaster

Muskmelon, Granite State 2869

Squash, Baby Blue 2868

Watermelon, N. H. Midget 2870

HOLBROOK GROCERY CO., Keene, N. H.
Holbrook Grocery Co., Keene

Beans, Dwarf Wax Pods 2803

Beans, Dwarf Shell 2804

Beans, Old-fashioned 2805

Corn, Sweet Early Golden Bantam 2802

Date
Tested*

Found

Guaran- N. H.

teed** Standard

(Note)

s

S

75

75

s

S

80

80

s

S

75

75

s

S

55

55

s

S

80

80

s

s

70

70

s

s

80

80

s

s

75

7 5.

None

67

75

None

s

75

None

s

70

S

s

85

75

S

s

85

75

S

s

75

S

s

85

75

MERRIMACK FARMERS' EXCHANGE, INC.,
Concord
Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Derry

Beans, Goddard Bush Shell, 10-1-D 2408

Beets, Early Wonder 2405

Corn, Northland, 7-1-C 2407

Lettuce, Early Prizehead 2402

Muskmelons, Granite State 2406

Radishes, Cherry Belle 2401

Tomatoes, Bonny Best 2403

Turnips, American Improved 2404

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Franklin

Broccoli, Early Calabrese, 3-1-D 2752

Cabbage, Danish Ballhead, 1-1-C 2754

Cucumbers. Highmoor, 30-1-D 2753

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Keene

Lettuce, Great Lakes, 3-1-D 2522

Lettuce, Penn Lake, 3-1-D 2523

Squash, Warren Turban, 3-1-E 2526

Squash, Green Hubbard, 3-1-E 2527

Tomatoes, Stone Improved, 2-1-C 2525

Turnips, American Improved, 3-1-D 2524

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Manchester

Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 3-1-D 2370

Carrots, Nantes Golden Beauty, 3-1-D 2369

Cucumbers, Long Green, 1-1-D 2368

Onions, White, 3-1-C 2367

Radishes, Scarlet Globe, 2-1-C 2371

Swiss Chard, Lucullus, 3-1-D 2366

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc,, Milford

Corn, High Quality Seneca, 60 2674

Corn, Marcross • 2675

Lima Beans, Henderson's Bush 2676

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Peterborough

Cauliflower, Early Snowball, 3-1-D 2762

Endive, Deep Heart 2763

Endive, Green Curled 2765

Lettuce, Imperial No. 847 2764

s

s

75

s

s

65

s

s

75

s

s

SO

s

s

75

s

67.5

75

s

s

75

s

s

80

s

s

75

s

s

75

s

70.5

80

s

S

80

s

S

80

s

s

75

s

s

75

s

s

75

s

s

80

s

s

65

s

s

55

s

s

30

s

s

70

s

s

75

s

s

65

s

s

75

s

s

75

s

s

70

s

70

75

s

s

70

s

s

70

s

s

80

' As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
'^* Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and
allowable variation from the guarantee. I'igures alone indicate that the aample was below
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

28

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Sample
No.

Date
Tested*

Germination

Guaran- N. II.

Found teed** Standani

Merrimack Farmers' Exch., Inc., Rochester

Beans, Sure Crop Black Wax, 2-1-C 2563

Beans, Cherokee Wax, 3-1-D 2564

Corn. Grlden Sunshine, 1-1-C 2562

Peas, Little Marvel, 3-1-E 2565

Peas, World's Record, 3-1-E 2566

Squash, Blue Hubbard, 3-1-D 2567

N. H. State Hospital Farm, Concord

Beets, Falzer Cherry 2988

N. H. State Industrial School, Manchester

Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 3-1-D 2824

Squash, Blue Hubbard, Colby's 2827

Swiss Chard, Fordhook Giant 2829

MANDEVILLE & KING CO., Rochester, N. Y.
Frank W. Baldwin, Pittsburg

Beets, Detroit Dark Red 2896

Carrots, Chantenay Long 2892

Cucumber, Long Green 2891

Lettuce, Big Boston 2890

Muskmelon, Early Bender 2897

Jladish, Icicle 2893

Radish, Scarlet Turnip White Tip 2894

Tomato, Rutgers 2895

MOREAU'S DEPT. STORE, Manchester, N. H.
Moreau's Dept. Store, Manchester

Beans, French Horticulture 2540

Beans, Kentucky Wonder Green 2541

Beans, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod 2542

Beans, Pencil Pod Black Wax 2543

Corn, Marcross Hybrid 2538

Corn, Golden Sunshine 2539

Cucumber, Boston Pickling 2535

Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson 2534

Onion, Yellow Globe Danvers 2533

Peas, Thomas Laxton 2536

Peas, Improved Telephone 2537

Peas, Dwarf Champion 2544

MOULTON & GOODWIN, Portsmouth, N. H.
Moulton & Goodwin, Portsmouth

Beans, Kentucky Wonder 2495

Beans, Red Kidney 2496

Parsnip, All American 2499

Rutabaga Turnip 2497

Swiss Chard, Lucullus 2498

NORTHRUP, KING & CO , Minneapolis, Minn.
W. E. Aubuchon Co., Inc., Derry

Cabbage, Danish Ballhead, Short Stem 2419

Carrot. Imperator 2420

* Corn, Extra Early Golden Bantam 2416

Corn, Hybrid Blend, 8-row Bantam 2417

Peas, Little Gem 2415

Radish, Sparkler 2418

W. E. Aubuchon Co., Inc., Milford

Beans, Improved Golden Wax 2650

Beet, Early Wonder 2656

Muskmelon, Honey Rock or Sugar Rock 2649

Onion, Large White Globe 2654

Peas, Thornas Laxton 2653

Radish, White Icicle 2651

Salsify, Mammoth Sandwich Island 2655

Watermelon, Stone Mountain 2652

S
S
S
S

s

S

(Note)

S
S

s
s
s
s

75
73
75
80
80
75

65

s

s

65

s

s

75

s

s

65

s

s

70

65

s

s

60

55

s

s

85 •

80

s

s

85

80

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

75

s

s

85

75

s

s

90

75

s

s

90

75

s

s

83

75

s

s

90

75

s

s

90

75

s

s

90

80

s

s

90

80

s

s

94

70

s

78

90

80

s

s

90

80

s

s

90

80

s

s

87

75

s

s

90

75

s

s

76

60

s

s

87

75

s

s

90

65

S

s

75

75

S

s

55

55

s

s

75

s

s

H

75

s

s

80

SO

s

s

75

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

65

65

s

s

75

75

s

s

70

70

s

s

80

80

s

s

75

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

70

70

'^ As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
**Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable reed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowaVle variation from the guarantee. I'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
fafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

29

Name and Address of Wholesalei-

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample

Date

Guaran-

N. H.

No.

Tested*

Found

teed**

Standard

(Note)

2376

S

S

55

55

2379

S

S

80

80

2372

S

S

80

80

2378

S

65.5

80

80

2380

S

S

70

70

2374

S

S

75

75

2377

S

S

75

75

2373

S

S

60

60

2375

S

s

70

70

2667

S

s

80

75'

2663

s

s

75

55

2668

s

s

90

75

2664

s

s

85

80

2665

s

76.5

80

SO

2662

s

S

85

80

2669

s

S

85

80

2666

s

S

80

75

2392

s

S

80

65

2391

s

S

75

55

2390

s

S

85

80

2389

s

S

85

80

2385

s

S

80

70

2388

s

S

70

70

2386

s

S

80

75

2387

s

S

80

80

2712

s

S

80

75

2711

s

s

75

65

2713

s

s

85

75

2714

s

s

85

75

2709

s

s

85

75

2710

s

s

75

75

2723

s

s

85

75

2724

s

s

70

60

2722

s

s

70

60

2725

s

s

75

75

Moreau's Dept. Hardware, Manchester

Carrot, Chantenay

Cucumber, White Wonder

Lettuce, Early Curled Simpson

Lettuce, May King

Onion, White Bunching

Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip

Radish, Long Black Spanish Winter

Spinach, Bloomsdale or Savoy Leaved

Watermelon, Klondike

THE PAGE SEED CO., Greene, N. Y.
Goodman Brothers, Jaffrey

Beans, Stringless Green Pod

Carrots, Danvers Half Long

Corn, Golden Bantam

Cucumber, Straight 8

Cucumbers, Boston Pickling

Lettuce, Iceberg

Peas, Laxton's Progress

Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip

Hammar Hardware, Nashua

Beet, Early Blood

Carrot, Nantes Coreless

Cucumbers, Long Green

Lettuce, Simpson's Early Curled

Onions, Green Scallions

Onions, Prizetaker

Tomato, New Stone

Turnip, Yellow Globe or Stone

Nashua Grain Co., Nashua

Muskmelon, Extra Early Hackensack

Pepper, Green

Squash, Improved Hubbard

Squash, Early Summer Crookneck

Tomato, Ponderosa

Tomato, Marglobe

Stevens Hardware, Franklin ....

Cabbage, Copenhagen Market

Parsley, Moss Curled

Spinach, Bloomsdale

Tomato, Golden Queen

RICE BRANCH, ASSOCIATED SEED GROWERS,
INC,. Cambridge, N. Y.
Community Supply, Derry

Cabbage, Mammoth Red Rock

Cucumber, Cubit

Onion, Yellow Globe Danvers

Parsley, Large Hamburg Rooted

Farmers' Feed & Supply Co., Hillsboro

Carrot, Danvers Half Long

Cucumber, Marketer

Lettuce, Prizehead Early

Food Store, West Swanzey

Carrots, Nancy

Cucumber, National Association Pickling ....

Leek, American Flag

Radish, Long Scarlet or Short Top

Rutabaga or Swede, Imp. American Purple Top
Squash, Boston Marrow

Laconia Hardware Co., Laconia

Beet, Asgrow Wonder

Carrot, Nantes Coreless

Muskmelon, Rocky Ford

Pumpkin, Connecticut Field

Radish, Rose China Winter

2424

S

s

80

75

2423

S

s

80

80

2422

S

s

75

70

2421

S

s

66

60

2365

S

s

65

55

2363

s

s

80

80

2364

s

s

80

80

2570

s

s

55

55

2569

s

s

80

80

2571

s

s

75

60

2568

s

s

80

75

2573

s

s

80

75

2572

s

s

80

75

2528

s

s

70

65

2532

s

s

65

55

2529

s

s

80

75

2530

s

s

80

76

2531

s

s

80

75

■' As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
* -Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. Figures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

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Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Sample
No.

Date
Tested^

Found

Guaran-
teed**

N. H.
Standard

Spaulding & Sons, Nashua

Lettuce, Slobolt 2393 S

Lettuce, Great Lakes, Iceberg type 2394 S

J. B. RICE, JR., INC., Shushan, N. Y.
Bridge Fuel & Grain Co., Walpole

Broccoli, Italian Green Sprouting 2783

Cabbage, Copenhagen Market 2786

Cucumber, Straight 8 2781

Muskmelon, Bender's Surprise 2780

Parsley, Moss Curled 2785

Pepper, California Wonder 2787

Radish. White Icicle 2784

Sage, Broadleaf 2782

Salsify, Mammoth Sandwich Island 2779

Tomato, Bonny Best 2778

Fox Hardware, Penacook

Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield 2594

Carrot, Red Cored Chantenay 2589

Carrot, Improved Long Orange 2590

Egg Plant, Black Beauty 2596

Kohl Rabi, Early White Vienna 2595

Lettuce, Early Curled Simpson 2593

Onion, White Portugal 2592

Parsnip, Hollow Crown 2591

ROSS BROS. CO., Worcester, Mass.
Hopkins Bros. Store, Greenfield

Broccoli, Italian Green Sprouting 2659

Carrot, Danvers Half Long 2657

Carrot, Early Chantenay 2658

Cucumber, Improved Long Green 2672

Lettuce, Black Seeded Tennis Ball 2661

Parsnip, Hollow Crown 2670

Radish, Early Scarlet Globe 2660

Turnip, Early Purple Top White Globe ..... 2671

J. Jones & Son, Alton

Carrot, Early Chantenay 2901

Endive, Broad Leaved Batavian 2898

Pepper, Large Bell or Bull Nose 2899

Spinach, Early Giant Thick Leaved 2900

SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Chicago;, lU.
Sears, Roebuck & Co., Concord

Beet, Early Wonder 2432

Kohl Rabi, White Vienna 2436

Lettuce, Slobolt 2435

Tomato, Marglobe 2433

Turnip, Seven Top 2434

Sears, Roebuck & Co., Nashua

Carrot, Nantes Coreless 2425

Cucumber, Marketer 2430

Onion, Yellow Sweet Spanish 2429

Peas, Laxton's Progress, Dwarf 2431

Radish, Scarlet Turnip, White Tip 2426

Tomato, Earliana 2428

Turnip, Purple Top Strap Leaf 2427

STERLING SEED CO., Minneapolis, Minn.
M. H. Fishman, Keene

Beans, Scarlet Runner 2448 S

Cabbage, Danish Ballhead 2447 S

Kohl Rabi, Early White Vienna 2446 S

Parsley, Dark Moss Curled 2445 S

(Note)

S
S

S

S

71

S

80

85

80
SO

S

s

75

75

s

s

85

75

s

S

85

80

s

s

85

75

s

S

80

60

s

S

70

53

s

S

85

75

s

s

80

s

s

85

75

s

s

75

75

S

s

85

75

S

s

65

55

S

s

65 '

55

S

s

60

60

S

s

85

75

S

s

85

80

S

64.5

70

70

S

s

60

60

S

s

75

S

s

55

S

s

55

s

s

80

s

s

80

s

s

60

s

s

75

s

s

80

s

s

56

s

s

70

s

s

55

s

s

, .

60

s

s

70

65

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

80

s

s

80

75

s

s

80

80

s

s

55

55

s

s

80

80

s

s

75

70

s

s

80

80

s

s

80

75

s

s

75

75

s

s

80

80

76
75
75
60

* As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
■*Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee, T'igures alone indicate that the sample was below istandard.
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

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Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Landaus' Dept. Store, Laconia

Corn, Hybrid Blend, 8-row Sweet , . .

Parsnip, Improved Hollow Crown

Peas, Little Gem

Peas, Progress (Improved Laxtonian)

Radish, Crimson Giant

Rhubarb

Spinach, Bloomsdale or Savoy Leaved . . . .
Watermelon, Kleckley's Sweet

VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE, Chicago

New London Florists, New London

Beans, Stringless Green Pod

Beets, Detroit Dark Red

Cabbage, Premium Late Flat Dutch

Carrots, Imperator

Carrots, Danvers

Corn,. Golden Bantam

Lettuce, Black Seeded Simjison

Muskmelon, Milwaukee Market

Parsnip, Vaughan's Hollow Crown

Radish, Early Scarlet Turnip

F. H. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC., Milford, Conn.
G. N. Bartemus Co., Concord

Carrots, Imp. Long Orange

Cucumber, Improved Long Green, 9-0164 . . .

Lettuce, Iceberg, 1-119

Parsnip, Hollow Crown, 9-213

Pumpkin, Connecticut Field, 39865

Badish, Special Early Scarlet Globe, 2-223 .
Spinach, Long Standing Bloomsdale, 37684.

Squash, Golden Hubbard, 9-6318

Swiss Chard, Lucullus, 1-6413

Turnip, Purple Top White Globe. 1-1650 . . .

Checkerboard Feed Store, Manchester

Beans, Pencil Pod Black Wax

Carrot, Danvers Half Long

Corn, Golden X Bantam

Cucumber, Boston Pickling

Lettuce, Iceberg

Peas, Thomas Laxton

Pumpkin, Small Sugar ,

Radish, Scarlet Globe

Spinach, Bloomsdale Long Standing

Swiss Chard, Fordhook Giant

General Mills, Inc., Exeter

Beans, Improved Yellow Eye

Beans, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod

Beans, Tendergreen

Beans, Lowe's Champion Shell ,

Beets, Detroit Dark Red

Corn, Improved Golden Bantam

Peas, Laxtonian

Peas, World's Record

Squash, Butternut

General Mills, Inc., Nashua

Beans, Top Notch (iolden Wax

Corn, Golden Bantam, 8-row

Corn, Hybrid Golden Cross Bantam

Peas, World's Record

Merrimack Farmers' Exchange, Inc., Concord

Beans, Top Notch Garden Wax, 2-263C ...

Beans, Cherokee, 2-1946

Beans, Top Notch Garden Wax, 2-277C ...

Beans, Round Pod Crop Kidney Wax

Beans, Sure Crop, 2-1 2 IC

Date

Germination

Sample

Guaran- N. H.

No.

Tested*

Found teed** Standard

'

(Note)

2438

S

s

75

2440

S

S

60

2437

S

s

80

2439

S

s

80

2442

s

s

75

2444

s

s

60

2443

s

s

60

2441

s

s

70

2985

None

s

75,

2981

None

s

65

2980

None

s

75

2982

None

s

55

2983

None

s

55

2986

None

s

75

2984

None

s

80

2978

None

s

75

2977

None

s

60

2979

None

s

75

2859

S

S 75 55

2858

S

S 90 80

2856

s

S 90 80

2855

s

S 85 60

2851

s

S 90 75

2857

s

S 90 75

2852

s

S 85 60

2853

s

S 85 75

2850

s

S 75 65

2854

s

S 90 80

2458

s

S

39 75

2464

s

S 75-55

2457

s

S

35 75

2463

s

S

B5 80

2461

s

S

30 80

2466

s

S

90 80

2459

s

S

35 75

2460

s

S

90 75

2465

s

S

30 60

2462

s

S

B5 65

2930

s

S

75

2933

s

S

75

2934

s

S

75

2936

s

S

78 75

2935

s

S

65 65

2928

s

s

75

2931

s

s

80

2932

s

s

80

2929

s

s

75

2384

s

47

79 75

2381

s

S

81 75

2382

s

S

85 75

2383

s

S

80 80

2332

s

s

83 75

2333

s

80. 5t

90 75

2334

s

S

30 75

2337

s

s

83 75

2338

s

s

83 75

* As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
'* Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. I'igures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

32

Name and Address of Wholesaler

Name and Address of Dealer

or Place Collected

Kind of Seed

Germination

Beans, Plentiful, 2-155C

Beans, Pencil Pod Black Wax, 5-25(1

Beans, Bountiful, C2-250

Beans, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod, 2-127C
Bea.ns, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod, 0-1K6
Beans, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod, 2-24 2C

Lima Beans, Fordhook Bush, 1-084

Peas, Gradus, 5-215

Peas, Little Marvel, 2-216

Peas, Dwarf Telephone, 1-141

Peas, Laxtonian, 2-21 S

Peas, Laxton's Progress, 2-218

Peas, World's Record, 32684

Peas, Improved Telephone, 2-132

Nashua Hardware & Plumbing Supply, Nashua

Beans, To|) Notch Golden Wax

Beans, Red Kidney

Beans, Burpee's Stringless Green Pod

Lima Beans, King of the Garden

5. D. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC., Orange, Conn.
Checkerboard Feed Store, Concord

Cabbage, Drumhead Savoy

Cucumber, Boston Pickling

Cucumber, Marketer

Muskmelon, Green Fleshed Rocky Ford

Parsley, Moss Curled

Parsnip, Hollow Crown

Turnip, Yellow Globe

Watermelon, Dixie Queen

Veilleux Hardware, Claremont

Cabbage, Mammoth Red Rock

Carrot, Hutchinson

Onion, Yellow Globe Danvers

Parsley, Long Rooted Hamburg

Pepper, Bell or Bull Nose, Sweet

Radish, Black Spanish Round

Radish, Early Scarlet Globe

Squash, Cocozelle Long Green Bush

It is presumed that the following samples of seed were carried over by the dealer from the
previous season; hence, the name of the wholesaler is omitted:

Ayers & Jenkins Co., Hdw., Rochester

Beans, Dwarf Horticulture 2555 None S . . 75

Corn, Marcross 2553 None S . . 75

Hayden Cheney & Sons, Newton Jet.

Beans, Sure Crop Bush 2970 None 71 .. 75

Carrots, Nantes 2968 None S .. 55

Peas, Sutton's Excelsior 2967 None 50 . . 80

Folansbee's Feed, Lebanon

Beans, Black Wax 2915 None S .. 75

Corn, Golden Bantam 2918 None S .. 75

Peas, Gradus 2916 None S .. 80

Peas, Dark Pod Telephone 2917 None S .. 80

General Mills, Inc., Exeter

Beans, Scarlet Runner 2927 None S . . 75

Hildreth Hardware, Lebanon

Beans, Kentucky Wonder 2921 None S 90 75

Beans, Golden Wax 2922 None 78t 90 75

Beans, Pole Horticultural 2923 None S 85 75

Beets, Early Blood Turnip 2926 None S 90 65

Corn, Golden Bantam 2919 None S 90 75

Corn, Golden Midget 2920 None S 90 75

Peas, Tall Telephone 2924 None S 90 80

Peas, Alderman 2925 None S 90 80

* As stated on label. "S" in this column indicates that date of test was in compliance with law.
Figures or "None" indicate violation.
* 'Sometimes stated on label but is not required if vegetable seed is up to standard.

Note: S in this column indicates that the sample was satisfactory, — up to standard and within the
allowable variation from the guarantee. Figures alone indicate that the sample was below standard,
tafter the figure indicates that the sample was up to standard but below guarantee.

Sample

Date

Guaran-

N. H.

No.

Tested*

Found

teed**

Standard

(Note)

2339

S

S

90

75

2340

S

s

85

75

2341

S

s

90

75

2342

S

s

87

75

2343

S

s

90

75

2344

S

sot

88

75

2327

s

s

90

70

2326

s

80t

90

80

2328

s

S

90

80

2329

s

80t

90

80

2330

s

S

90

80

2331

s

s

90

80

2335

s

s

90

80

2336

s

S

90

80

2559

s

57

80

75

2560

s

S

90

75

2561

s

s

88

75

2558

s

S

90

70

2605

s

s

80

75

2606

s

s

80

80

2607

s

s

80

80

2608

s

s

75

75

2610

s

s

60

60

2609

s

s

75

60

2604

s

s

80

80

2603

s

s

80

70

2581

s

s

80

75

2582

s

s

70

55

2584

s

s

75

70

2583

s

s

75

60

2587

s

s

70

55

2586

s

s

75

75

2588

s

s

80

75

2585

s

s

80

75

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