Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil
Art. 10. At sight of the documents spoken of in Art. 5, and after
examining them, the claimant shall be entered ex-officio in the general
register of farmers, existing in the General Directory of Agriculture
with the advantages and guarantees it offers him.
CHAPTER III
The Experimental Stations for the culture of rubber
Art. 11. The experimental stations for the culture of seringueira in
the Territory of Acre and the States of Matto-Grosso, Amazonas, Pará,
Maranhão, Piauhy and Bahia, and for the culture of maniçoba jointly with
that of mangabeira, in the States of Piauhy, Ceará, Pernambuco, Bahia,
Minas Geraes, S. Paulo, Goyaz, Paraná and Matto Grosso, have in view
with the experimental study of all the factors relating to the regional
culture of each of these trees, for the purpose of furnishing the
cultivators with precise data for the adoption of methods and processes,
which will make possible the economic and perfect production of their
respective rubber.
Art. 12. The experimental stations shall be established on lands that
possess the following requisites:
1. Climatic situation and agricultural conditions required by the nature
or quality of the plant to be cultivated.
2. The physical constitution and natural chemical composition which will
permit conjunctly and parallel the culture of the principal food stuffs
or plants of industrial utility.
3. Localization at points easily accessible by good roads so that they
can be visited and verified, as well in the fields as in the books of
registry of the farmers and agricultural accounts of the practical
results and economies of the different services and operations. The
existence of permanent water courses, or dams with sufficient capacity to
guarantee irrigation when necessary, and also other agricultural services.
Art. 13. The total area of each experimental station shall be from 80
to 100 hectares, so that there can be made at the same time in distinct
partial areas the culture of the portions destined for experiments
relative to each kind of tree and a demonstration of the normal
systematic development of the respective culture, for comparison of the
products and their revenue.
Art. 14. In the area reserved for demonstration, there shall be included
those which will serve as examples, being the first cultivated between
the processes that shall have proven the most advantageous and which are
sought to be introduced, and lastly of those generally adopted in that
region.
Art. 15. In each station there shall be reserved the land necessary for
the establishment of a nursery of fruit trees and the production of
selected seeds of alimentary plants or those of industrial utility, whose
culture along with the principal plant shall be considered advantageous.
Art. 16. Every experimental station shall have the following
installations:
1. A physiological vegetable laboratory, the proving of seeds and
phytopathology.
2. Laboratory of agricultural entomology.
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