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  · 8 . Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the `
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  Monaseus Purpureus (Went) ` Not a Causative Factor in
  Forage Poisoning. L. R. Himmelberger. Journal Com-
  parative Pathology and Therapeutics, September, 1915.
  The Feeding of Young Chicks on Grain Mixtures of High and
  Low Lysine Content. G. D. Buckner, E. H. Nollau and J .
  H. Kastle, Vol. XXXIX., No. 2, December, 1915.
  ’ Variations in Mineral Composition of Sap, Leaves and Stems
  of tht? Wild Grape Ville and Sugar Maple Tree. O, M,
  Shedd. Journal Agricultural Research, Vol. V., No. 12,
  December, 1915.
  Translocation of Mineral Constituentsof Seeds and Tubers of ‘
  Certain Plants During Growth. G. D. Buckner. Journal
  Agr. Research, Vol. V., No. 11, December, 1915. I
 < Reports.
  Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Work of the Experi-
  - ment Station, 1914.
  Biennial Report of the Director of the Experiment Station to
  the President of the University, 1913-1915.
  Eighth Biennial Report of the Food and Drug Department, ‘
  July 1, 1913, to June 30, 1915.
  EXPERIMENT STATION ll/IEDAL. As an encouragement to the
  various lines of agricultural production in the State, the Ex-
  periment Station in 1915, adopted the custom of awarding for
  the best exhibit made during Farmers’ Week, in each great class,
  a handsome bronze medal bearing upon its obverse side a beauti-
  ful representation of Millet’s Sower and on the reverse side a
  combination design made up of a horse ’s head surrounded by a
  WI`€?llll of C01`l1 ftllfl tOb2lCCO. ·A cut of this medal appears in
  Figure 3. During the past Farmcrs’ Week, this medal was
  awarded to the following persons:
  S. V. Fry, Lexington, for the best exhibit of honey.
  I? I. J. Engle, Lexington, for the best exhibit of pigeons.
 ·l J. S. Steers, Dry Ridge, for the best exhibit of poultry.
  Henderson Fruit Growers’ Association, Henderson, for the
  best exhibit of fruit.
  In conformity with the system adopted last year, brief ré-
  ii ports by the heads of departments, covering their respective lines