Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-07-19
Available Publications, North Dakota
Experiment Station, Agricultural
College, II. o., North Dakota.
Bullstins

Experiment Station, Agricultural
College, II. o., North Dakota.
Bulletins
No.
u Some Food Product: and Food Adu.tera.
ton.
CO A" Grated Food Products and Food
Studies.
% Rust Problems Facts. Observations and
Theories. Possible Means of Control.
u Bovine tuberculosis.
81 Wheat Investigations, Some Ready Mixed
Paints.
80 Wheat Investigations. Milling, Baking
and Chemical Tests.
81 Dairy Herd Records
81. Paints: Their Service Condition.
"a. Swamp Fever.
07 Barn Plans
% Sllo and Its Construction.
81 The Adjustment and Repair Of Self
Binders.
100 Cropping Systems for Wheat Production.
10l Potato Warehouse Plans.
102 Organizing Cow Testing Associations and
Cooperative Crcnmcrits.
1O4 Cost of Producing Farm Crops
LOG Chemical Studies Of Flax and Wheat.
los Avian tuberculosis
109 Report Of Four Years Work OF the Forth
Dakota Holstcn Cattle Breeding Cir
IL Dry Farming Investigations in Western
North Dakota
~ Tomatoes for North Dakota.
ia Chemical and Physical Constants for
Wheat and Mill Products
us Sheep Feeding Trials at Wlliston Sub
Station.
l16 The Influence Of Energy Material upon
the Relation Of Soil heterogeneous 70
Soluble Plant Food.
Iii The Composition Of the Maize Plant.
lis Soy Bcan--Flax Studies.
II" North Dakota Wheat for 1916
100 Capacity Of Wheat and Mill Products fos
Moisture.
IL Soil Survey of Dickey County
Circulars.
Flax Cropping, Harvesting Methods.
2 Report OF Progress in Sugar Beet Trials.
Preliminary Report on Mammals Of
North Dakota.
The Farmers Vegetable Garden.
Early and Late Sowing Of Flax; Grow.
ing Flax on Corn Land; The Seed
Field: Resistant Seed.
Flax for Seed and Oil Harvesting and
Storing the Crop for Seed and Gil Fur.
Home Grown Seed Corn.
. Marketing the 1915 Hog Crop.
10 The NORTH Dakota Farmstead
II Poultry Management. Care Of Breeding
Is Trinls with Alfalfa as Hog Feed
Some Pasture Crops for Hogs
u Poultry Houses.
Is Practical Milling Tests.
IL Organizing Cooperative Associations.
Agricultural Extension Bulletin
Preservation Of Food In the Home,
Tho Rural Hot Lunch.
The Farmers Reef Ring
Agricultural Extension Report Of Dirss.
tor. ua1G)
Bread Making
8 Horse Production In North Dakota.
The Farm Fruit Garden
Farmers institute Monthly
July l9l3Bccf Types and Beef Breeds If
Cattle.
August lel3--Dary and Dual Purposes, Types
and Breed Cattle.
September 1al3--Pointers on Hog Cholera and
October 19l3-Pork Production under North
Dakota Conditions.
January l9l4--Poultry.
March l9l4-The Pit SIo for North Dakota.
April Advantages Of Growing Corn.
May l9l4-Slccp in North Dakota.
June l9l4-Poato Diseases in North Dakota
sub.station Reports.
Edscley--19O4. 1907. 1909. 1910. 1912, 1913
Dickinson-lsOs, 1909. 1910, 1911, 1912
1913.
willstnn--1oos, 1908, 1910. 1919, 1913
Lanpdon--l909, 1910, 1912. 1913
Demonstration Farm Reports
,o Available for the following dates: 1908.
I
Soil Survey Reports
! Barnes County. l5c; Darlington area. 1oc:
I Jamestown area, 12c: Mckenzie area. 12c
Fargo area. l2c: Grand Forks area, 12c
Morton area. lie: Wi!liston area. lie.
Soil Map of North Dakota Zoe.
| The bulletins and circulars of this station
arc sent free to residents Of the state. Namei
will be entered on tue mailing list on request
State bulletins wanted.
| Press Bulletins.
No.
" Seed Wheat.
I Is Types of Spraying Apparatus and Mach
ines which are Essential for Weed De-
sr,lction by Means of Chemical Sprays
&c Means Of Eradicting Dandeons on
| Parks. Lawns. Roadsdcs and Meadows
stroying Mustard, Kinghead and Other
Weeds in Cereal Grain Fields.
| 80 Notes on Tree Planting.
| 83 Deterioration in Wheat Yields Due To
Root RIOTS and Blight Producing Dis
i eases.
"a North Dakota Demonstration Farms.
30 Growing Flax on New Lands.
! 40 Growing Flax OIL Old Lands.
/ 48 How to Improve the Present Deteriorated
Quality of Flax and Wheat in the
Spring Wheat Belt.
| 81 Alfalfa oder Luzerne lin Germany
| IS Rabies
81 Resistant Flaxseetl for Sowing 'urposes
| - Flax Wheat, Oats, Barley; Good Seed
and Normal Crops for North Dakota
How to Get Them.