The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1921-06-03
lO4. Cost OF PRODUCING Farm Crops.
106. Chemical Studies Of Flax an

1o!. Cost Of l'roduelnE Farm Crops:
Wheat.
Ss iSs Aslsa Aspon " Foaq Years, work Of
the The North naketa Hoistein Cat
l1o. Dry Farming negotiations in
Ill. Tomatoes for North Dakota.
for Wheat and Mil Products.
116. Sheep Eeeding Trials at williston
Upon the Relation Of Soil Micro
organisms to Soluble Plant Food.
Plant.
11s. Soy Bean-Flax Studies; ,,,
11s. The Capacity Of Wheat and Mill
Products for Moisture.
l21. Soil Survey Of Dickey County (15
cents except to residents of
1922. mEitnx REhtGkey ana cGuRsX Rekin< data for tn.
123. Other Grains Than Wheat lr
Bread Making-Milling Value OF
124. Soil Survey .S 1E. Of Bottineaa IT ga County
Bottineau County,.
127. Pork Production in North Dakota
1913. New Labor Saving Machinery TO,
Harvesting Grain.
13s. Potato Experiments. 1s17,1s1s;
l'o' ReP1st lPs1sl,sfs. 81 Hettinger suo-'tation'
1sl. Report Of Dickinson sub-station,
1874. Report s3s ,s,s & Lanedon suD-station.
1876. Report Of State Demonstration
Farms. 1918-l919.
1877. The Bread Value Of Wheat.
1873. Report ;o2c OF Dickinson sub-station.
14o Grass Fat Cattle Warmed TIN m
Corn Fodder With Straw Shed
for Shelter.
142. The Cost of Producing Wheat and
Other 9a1s Crops in North Dakota in
14s. Earliness and Rustiness of Spring
Wheat.
l4 Cost pafdta OF PIodYst1s 10 1919 Crops in North
145 Langdon sub-station Report. 1920.
14e Report of Experiment Station Di-
,17 rec rector, 1920; ,,.. po.,oo :
a Family Derived from a Cross
Between Durum and Common
Wheat.
Superintendent, 1920.
Circulars.
1. Flax Groupings. Harvesting Meth
4. determination of Ground Squir-
rels, Gophers and Prairie Dogs
in North Dakota.
Z. Flax for Seed and Oil-Harvestine
and Storing the Crop for Seed
and Oil Purposes.
g. Marketing the 1915 Hog Crop.
l6. Practical Milling Tests.
II. The Farm Vegetable Garden
18. Abortion Disease in Cattle
farmers Institute Monthly.
July, l913-Beef Types and Beef
Breeds of Cattle.
September, 1913-Pointers on Hog
Cholera and Its Prevention.
October 1913-Pork Production Under
North Dakota Conditions.
January, 1914-Poultry.
February, 1914-Facts About Alfalfa
Production.
March, 1914--The Pit silo for North
Dakota.
April, 1914-Advantages of Growing
May, 1914-sheep in North Dakota.
June, 1914-Potato Diseases in North
Sub-Statfon Reports.
1918, Bulletin 13s (1s14-191S).
DickinsonH1s0s. n, 1923, 1919 Bulletin
~ wlizton1sos esn 1ses 1915 SO ltSy Isis 1918
letin is4 (isil-1s1sj, Bulietini i45
Hettinger-Bulletin 13o (1s13-1s1s).
Report of Sub-station for 1914.
Demonstration Farm Reports.
1soS a99s fS1 Rnen 1g12 s1 Sl4 a9a5
Soil Survey Reports.
LaMoure County, 15c; Darlington area,
12c; Fargo area, 12c; Dickey County, 15c;
Jamestown area. 12c; Mckenzie area,
12c; Morton area, 12c; Williston area,
12c; Sargent County, 1Oc; Trail County,
10c; Barnes County.
Press Bulletins.
9. Seed Wheat
27 on the Use of Chemical Sprays in
Destroying Mustard, Kinghead,
and Other Weeds in Cereal Grain
Field.
80. Notes on Tree Planting.
80. Deterioration in Wheat Yield Due
to Root Rot and Blight Produc-
ing Diseases.
"a. North Dakota Demonstration
Farms.
80. Growing Flax on New Lands.
40. Growing Flax on Old Lands.
So. Rabies.
81. Resistant Flax Seed for Sowing
Purposes
SO. Flax, Wheat. Oats, Barley, Good
Seed and Normal Crops for North
Dakota; How to Get Them.