The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-13

the Idaho State Seed Show to be
held at Idaho Falls has been CON-
pleted on each of the four days
there are prominent speakers. &C
cording to c. B. Allison, Secretary
of the Seed show. Beginning on
January 10, the show continues un-
til the 18th, inclusive. Speakers
era expected from the University
of idaho, Canada and several of
Idaho's neighboring states.
Tuesday, the first day of the
show is seed day. The talks will
cover adj phases of potato and seed
production. c. B. Cutler, Profess
sor of Field Husbandry, University
of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, will
be the speaker Of the evening. Mr..
Cutler is president of the Interna-
tional Crop Improvement associa-
ton and will have an important
message to deliver to the people Of
this state on agricultural problems.
Wednesday will be devoted to
Dairying and Poultry-the two
subjects which are uppermost in the
minds Of many farmers throughout
the state. Specialists in these de-
partments are scheduled to discuss
problems of immediate importance.
This day has also been designated
as Bonneville day and all families
Of Bonneville county are expected
to attend. In the evening the peo-
ple attending the show will have
the opportunity and pleasure Of
hearing DR.. A. H. Upham, President
OF the University Of Idaho.
Thursday is Marketing Day. The
principal speakers are Dean e. ].
Iddings, University Of Idaho, Maur-
ice Heating, President. Western
Seed Growers Marketing Company,
Salt Lake City, Utah: H. X. Wiley.
President Idaho Seed Growers As
ISOLATION, Springfield. Idaho; G. B.
Ross, Secretary of the Idaho State
Farm Bureau will be the main
speakers for Thursday evening.
Friday the swine breeders Of
Idaho will hold consignment sale,
thus offering the farmers OF the
eastern and southern sections Of
the state the opportunity to pur-
chase purebred stock.
All indications point to the fact
that every section of the state will
have seed to compete for the prem
iums amounting to $500 Offered
by the State Seed Show. Grain and
small seed exhibited at the Inter-
national Grain and Hay Show, Chi
cago, have been returned for COM
petition at the show. The largest
GLASS Of entries will be in potatoes
A clash will come between the
northern dry-land potato and the
southern irrigated potatoes of Ida
no.
George j. Cannon, President Of
the Northwest Potato Growers as
ISOLATION, will judge the potatoes
and score each individual sample.
Canada will be represented at the
show and 1t is up to the farmers Of
this state to prepare samples that
will hold the laurels.
The program for each day of the
show is as follows:
PROGRAM
Seed Day, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1922
10000 a. m. Opening remarks, G.
d. Irwin. President Idaho State
Seed Show, Kimberley, Idaho.
1918 a. m. Determining Factors
In Potato Production, e. r. Bennett
Horticulurist, University Extension
Division, Boise, Idaho.
1880 a. m. The Pacific North
west Potato, George ]. Cannon,
Northwest Potato Growers Associa-
ton.
400 p. m. Forage Crops for the
Dry Lands, r. K. Bonnett, Profess
sor of Agronomy, University of Ida
no, Moscow, Idaho.
$3.50 p. m. The Experiment Sta
tions, A. E. McClymonds, Superin-
tendent Aberdeen Experiment Sta
tion, Aberdeen, Idaho.
$500 p. m. 1dano International
~, G. B. Allison, Field Agronomiat
and State Seed Commissioner. UNI
versity Extension Division, Boise.
$3.50 p. m. Alfalfa Weavil in
Relation to Seed Production, Claud
Wakeland, Entomologist. Univer-
sity Extension Division. Boise. ida.
$500 p. m. Address of Evening,
G. H. Cutler, University Of Alberta,
Edmonton. Alberta, Canada.
Bonneville Day, Wed. Jan. II, 1922
DAIRYING
1000 a. m. Management of the
Dairy Herd, c. E. johnson, Sunny
side Dairy, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
1880 a. m. Manufacture Of
Dairy Products, H. R. Lockry, Dairy
Specialist, U. s. D. A., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
11:45 a. m. Dairy Possibilities
in Idaho. F. r. Cammack, Field
Dairyman. University Extension Dr.
vision, Boise, Idaho.
Poultry
200 p. m. Breeding and Hous-
ing, Prem Moore, Poultry Special
list, University Extension Division.
Boise, Idaho.
$3.50 p. m. Feed Formulas, r. r.