Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-06-02
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N0pTL naknTA AGRICULTURAL

NoRTH DAKOTA AeRfcuLTuEAt
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mentioning names and number OF publ
cations.
Regular Bulletins
g. Aaulterated Food Products and
d. Revine tuberculosis.
s6. Some Ready Mixed Paints ,.
SO. Wheat investigations, Milling. Bak'
ing and Chemical Tests.
81. Dairy Heard Records.
g. Paints: Their Service Condition.
81. Swamp Fever.
81. Barn Plans.
90. The Siio and Its Construction:
80. The Adjustment and Repair OF
Self Binders.
100. Cropping Systems for Wheat Pro-
ductton.
101. Potato Warehouse Plans.
1o2. organizing. Cow Testing Associa-
lions and Cooperative Crcameries.
1oi. Cost of Producing Farm Crops.
log: Chemical Studies Of Flax and
and Wheat
100. Report of Four Years Work Of the
North Dakota Holstein Cattle Breeding
ITO. Dry Farming Investigations in
Western North Dakota.
Ill. Tomatoes for North Dakota.
ia. Chemical and Physical Constants
for Wheat and Mill Products.
Farmers Institute Monthly
July. 1913-Beef Types and Beef Breeds
August. 1e1s-pairy and Dual Purpose
Types and Breeds OF Cattle.
SEPT, l913-Pointers on Hog Cholera
October. isls@Pork Production Under
North Dakota Conditions.
January, 1914-'oultry.
February. 1914-Facts About Alfalfa
March, i914-The Pit silo for North
April. Disadvantages of Growing
May. 1914-Sheep in North Dakota:
June. 1914-rotato Diseases in North
Farmers Institute Annual No. 8, post
Farmers Institute Annual No. 8, post
age Z cents.
Farmers Institute Annual No. 10. post
Farmers institute Annual No. II, post
age 10 cents.
Farmers Institute Annual No. IL. post
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ExPERIMENT STATION.
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3. Seed Wheat. -.
II. The Uses Of Formaldehyde on thu
g. Resistant Seed Flax and How tt
Is. Types Of Spraying APPARATUS ant
Machines which are Essential for Weet
Destruction by means Of Chemical Sprays
from Parks, Lawns. Roadsides. ant
~; on the Use Of , Chemical sp p, y,,h i,
Wseds in scsres Grain Feds anu
2S. Canada Thistle; Means Of Holding
i: auaek Grass: Mean. of Holding It
go. Notes on Tres Painting;
10 Root RIOTS and Blight producing Dis
81. North Dakota Demonstration
q. Late Season Forage Crops.
80. Growing Flax on New Lands.
g. Growing GROWING Flax on Old Lands.
= Reiation of Corn Crop to Flax
wheat: and other Cereal Cropping:
a. Hsw oS to p o Flax tes and Wheat
the Spring Wheat Belt; , ..z
and Other Seeds.
81. Flax Growing and Crop Rotation.
So. Wilt Resistant Flax and How to
Retain the Resistance.
81. resistant Flax Seed for Sowing
IS. The Tanning Mill and Good Seed
50. Flax. Wheat. Oats. Barley-Good
How to Get Them.
Circular No; !. Flax Cropping, Har-
Circular 10. II. Report m rrogress IL
Sugar Beet 'rria's:- r
Circular No. ~ Preliminary ,ah,,in Report
on c Mamma, 30 o. = 0'i The Farmers veee-
's circl sa't No. VI. Early and Late Sow
Fe e se faf Fea tat s corn
oil; Maryesting and Storing the Crop for
SEED s;1s ana " NJ! p WIS Home Grown
Circular No. TX. Marketing the 1915
ri Girea!sr; No, x. The North Dakota
Circular No. XII. Poultry Management.
Care Of Breeding Stock and Chicks.
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