Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Publications of the North Da.
kota Agricultural Expti.
ment Station

North Dakota Experiment Statid Ag-
ricultural College p. o., N. d. Men
tloning names or numbers of tfJlica-
tions desired,
Regular Bulletins
No.
G3 Adulterated food product and
food studies. -
6S Rust Problems.
Is Cereal experiments.
7G Experiments with Indian corn,
forage aud Ieguminous CROP.
" Bovine tuberculosis.
81 Milling and baking tests. Tests
OF flour sold in North Dakota.
81 Some ready mixed paints.
81 Crop production and seed isin.
lection. Methods and types Of mEhin.
cry needed.
SO Windbreaks and hedges
SO Wheat Investigations, mlling,
baking and chemical tests.
81 Dairy herd records.
50 Paints: Their service condition.
81 Swamp fever.
81 Barn plans
SO The silo and it's construction.
SO The adjustment and repai, OF
self binders.
100 Cropping systems for wheat pro.
duction.
l0l Potato warehouse plans.
l02 Organizing COW testing associa.
tons and cooperative creameriei.
104 Cost Of producing farm crops.
l05 Windmill electric lighting and
power.
log Chemical studies Of flax and wheat
lO7 Causes of soil sickness in wheat
lands.
los Avian tuberculosis.
10Y Report OF four years work of the
North Dakota holstein cattle breeding
circuit.
ITO Dry farming Investigations in
western North Dakota.
Ill Tomatoes for North Dakota.
1l2 Fertility in weeds.
lib Report Of sugar beet trials for the
season of 1914.
North Dakota Farmers Institute
Monthly
Of cattle.
August, 1918 Dairy and dual purpose
types and breeds of cattle.
September, 1918 Pointers on hog
cholera and its prevention.
October. 1913 Pork production un.
der N. Dakota conditions.
November. 1918 Further suggestions
on hog cholera.
December, 1918 Report of farmers
institute work.
January, 1914 Poultry.
February, 1913 Facts about alfalfa
production.
March, 1914 The pit silo for North
Dakota.
April 1914 Advantages of corn grow.
ing.
May 1914 Sheep in North Dakota.
juno 1914 Potato diseases in North
Dakota.
Press Bulletins
. Seed wheat.
IL The use of formaldehyde on the
farm.
% Resistant seed fax and how to get
it.
% Types Of spraying apparatus and
machines which are essential for weed
destruction by means ofchemical sprays.
81 Means of Graduating dandelions
from parks, lawns roadsides and mea-
dows.
% On the use of chemical sprays in
destroying mustard, kinghead, and other
weeds in cereal grain fields.
% Canada thistle: Means Of hold.
ing it in check.
20 Quack grass: Means of holding it
in check.
80 Notes on tree planting.
80 Deterioration in wheat fields due
to root rots and blight producing disease.
"a North Dakota demonstration
farms.
81 Late season forage crops.
80 Growing fax on new lands.
40 Growing fax on old lands.
Al Who can help save the fax crop in
the north west.
43 Alfalfa.
"A Relation of corn crop to fax,
wheat and other cereal cropping.
10 hOW VI Improve oue ueteElOraGoQ
quality OF fax and wheat in the spring
wheat belt.
80 How to test fax, barley. corn and
! other seeds.
SO Flax under dry land condition..
81 Flax growing and crop rotation.
50 Flax canker.
So Wilt resistant FAX and how to re-
| tain the resistance.
SIS Rabies.
Sc Harvesting grain for eor sale rs
seed for sowing purposes.
81 Resistant fax feed for sowing
purposes.
SO The tanning mill and good seed
(aax.)
SO Flax, wheat, oats and barley
Good seeds and normal crops for North
Dakota. How to get them.
| Circulars
Circular No. l. Flax cropping, har.
| ye6ting Methods