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.