1913.--$500, cross-breeding of fruits and edible nuts. Authorizing establishment of county corporations for improvement of agriculture. 40,000, experiment station. 10,000, veterinary investigation. 17,000, experimental farm. 40,000, agricultural extension. See "American Year Book, 1913," p. 465. KANSAS 1913-14.--$55,000, experiment station. 15,000, production and dissemination of improved seeds. 102,500, for six branch stations, two of which are new. 125,000, pumping-plants at experiment station. LOUISIANA 1912.--Police juries of several parishes authorized to appropriate not to exceed $1,000 annually in aid of farmers' co-operative demonstration work; also to acquire and establish experimental farms. MICHIGAN 1912.--Authorizing and regulating county agricultural departments for advice and assistance to farmers. MINNESOTA 1913.--$60,000, maintenance of county agricultural agents; counties each to pay $1,000. MISSOURI 1913-14.--$25,000, county farm advisers. 20,000, soil experiments. 30,000, agricultural investigations. 5,000, promotion of corn growing. 12,000, soil survey. 50,000, hog-cholera serum work. 2,500, orchard demonstration. 10,000, agricultural laboratories. 12,000, animal husbandry. 5,000, dairying. MONTANA 1912.--$20,000, demonstration of dry-land farming. 1913.--County commissioners may, upon vote of 51 per cent of electors, appropriate $100 per month for agricultural instructor, remainder of salary to be paid by State and United States. NEBRASKA 1911-12.--$100,000, establishment of school of agriculture. 3,000, agricultural botanical work. 1913-14.--$3,000, agricultural botanical work. County to employ farm demonstrator on petition of 10 per cent of farm-land owners. 1,250 (maximum), annually to each accredited high school teaching agriculture, manual training, and home economics. 85,000, for fireproof building for agronomy, horticulture, botany, and entomology. OHIO 1913.--$229,200, aggregate of station appropriation. OKLAHOMA 1913.--Counties authorized to appropriate $500 annually for farmers' demonstration work. See "American Year Book, 1913," pp. 465-6. TEXAS 1911.--Authorizing county commissioners' courts to establish experimental farms. 1913.--Railroads may own and operate experimental farms. WISCONSIN 1913.--Beginning January 1, 1914, $10,000, county agricultural representatives, agricultural development, etc. WYOMING