. Notizie agricoli. Agricoltura -- West Indies; le malattie delle piante -- West Indies. Una revisione Fortnightly m^^". Del SWTAr-'' IMPERIAL DIPARTIMENTO DI AGRICOLTURA PER LA WEST INDIES. *^- Vol. XV. No. 382. BARBADOS, DECEMBEtt 16, 1916. Prezzo Id. Contenuto. Le statistiche agricole dell India britannica Agricoltura in Nevis ... Barbados di canna da zucchero Ex- periments, 1914-10 ... Scaffale botanica nell'Tiopics ... Canadese Dipartimento Foodstufts News Report dipartimentali ... Dominica, entrate di ... Elettricità e la crescita di pianta spighe dado di massa olio, Extrac- zione di Hog raising in Cuba ... Gli alberi di incenso

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. Agricultural news. Agriculture -- West Indies; Plant diseases -- West Indies. A FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW m^^". OF THE SWTAr-'' IMPERIAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR THE WEST INDIES. *^- Vol. XV. No. 382. BARBADOS, DECEMBEtt 16, 1916. Price Id. CONTENTS. Agricultural Statistics of British India Agriculture in Nevis ... Barbados Sugar-cane Ex- periments, 1914-10 ... Book Shelf Botany in the Tiopics ... Canadian Foodstufts Department News Departmental Reports ... Dominica, Revenue of ... Electricity and Plant Growth Gleanings Ground Nut Oil, Extrac- tion of Hog-raising in Cuba ... Incense Trees in the West Indies Insect Notes:— Pests of Sugar-cane in British Guiana Page. Page. Market Reports 41« Matte Tea'Production in Southern Brazil 40'.l Notes and Comments ... 40iS Photographic Illustrations in Agricultural Science 4M'.l Phmt Diseases:— Att'ectii'ns of Lime Seed- lings 414 Plants, Preservation of Natural Cohmr in 40! i Plantation Rul)ber, The Rise of 411 ltul)ber. New Results in the Investigati(pn of 41."« Sea Island Cotton Market 40(1 4( 18 411 405 , 41.-? 4(14 408 41.-1 40.-; 407 413 412 4UG 404 407 410 407 Sponge Cultivation .'^ugar-cane, Tlie Rusli t Plant I'nited Empire Tnited States Depart- ment of Agriculturer... 411 401 40! ( The Rush to Plant Sugar-cane. •T will be admitted everywhere that the West Indies have experienced an extraor- (dinary stroke of good fortune in that favour- able growing seasons and high prices for sugar have prevailed for the last two years since the beginning of the war. It is only to be expected that such con- ditions should render cane cultivation an attrac- tive proposition and should 'tend to obocure the minds of those interested in this crop as to other aspects of the agricultural situation. In considering the cases of those islands with which we are more intimately associated, a strong tendency to plant up all available land in sugar-cane has been and continues to be in existence. In Barbados, the area.under suga

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