Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1922-01-05
GEM STATE SEED
SHOW: JANUARY
10, Il, l2;AND IS

us Hy IL NM III
The citizens of Idaho may justly
be proud Of the quality OF seed grown
in the state as indicated by the mum
Der of prizes taken by Idaho farmers
at the International Hay & Grain
Show held at Chicago in December
In competition against the World
Idaho exhibitors receied more than
$4,000 In premiums on small seeds
and grains.
At Idaho Falls on the above dates
a significant seed show known as the
Idaho State Seed Show but Inter
national In its nature in that though
the show is an institution OF this
state no other state or nation is bar
red from exhibiting their seeds in
competition with Idaho grown seed
The show will be good one and
any farmer or business man In Bear
Lake county who can possibly attend
should do so. Farmers particularly
deserve this experience and at such
times as these when the ebb of en-
ehusiasm is low it will give new life
and reveal more of the possibilities
of farming.
The program indicates that a great
deal of information will be given;
it is as follows:
SEED DAY
Tuesday January 10
| 1000 a. m. opening remarks.
G. d. Irwin, President, Idaho State
Seed Show, Kimberly, Idaho.
1915 a. m-Determining Factors
in Potato Production; e. r. Bennett,
Hortieulturist, University Extension
Division, Boise, Idaho.
1880 a. m.-The Pacific Northwest
Potato; George j. Cannon, President
Northwest Potato Growers Associa-
ton.
1900 p. m.-Forage Crops for the
Dry Lands; r. K. Bennett, Profess
sor OF Agronomy, U. OF T., Moscow,
Idaho.
$3.50 p. m.-The Experimental
Stations; A. q. McClymonds, Super
intendent, Aberdeen Experiment Sta
iSAShg @A6OANOCAg AA6nOs
1900 p. m.-Idaho internationally;
G. b. Allison Field Agranamist and
Estate Seed Commissioner, University
Extension Division, Boise, Idaho.
$3.50 p. m.-Alfalfa Weevil in re-
lation to Seed Production; Claude
Wakeland, Entomologist, University
Extension Division, Boise Idaho.
| Qsnn -
G. H. Cutler, U. of A., Edmonton, AL
erta Canada.
BONNEVILLE DAY
il Wednesday january IL
Dairying
, 10000 a. m.-Management of the
Dairy herd; G. q. johnson, Sunny.
side Dairy, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
1900 a. m.-Manufacture of Dairy
, Products; H. r. Lockrey, Dairy spe
cialist, U. 8. ID. A., Salt Lake City.
1 11:46 a. m.-Da1ry Possibilitie!
in Idaho; F. r. Cammack, Field Dal
: ryman, University Extension Diision
Boise.
POULTRY
400 p. Breeding and Housing
Prem Moore, Poultry Specialist, Uni
ersity Extension Division, Boise.
3:30 p. m.-Feed Formulas, R. T
Parkhurst Professor of Poultry, Hus
bandry, u OF l., Moscow.
800 p. m.--Address OF the Even
: ling. DR.. A. H. Uhpam, President
: u. of l., Moscow.
MARKETING DAY
Thursday january IA
: 1000 a. m.-How Can the Uni
4 ersity of Idaho Serve the Farmer OF
8 Marketing Problems; q. y. Iddings
0 Dean OF the College of Agriculture
g IN. of L, Moscow.
s Cooperate Marketing of Small
r Seed; Maurice Heating, Pres, West
!, ern Seed Growers Marketing Com
pany, Salt Lake City.
Q H. K. Kelley, President Idaho See,
and Grain Growers Assn, Springfield,
t idaho.
T Factors Effecting Returns In See
i Production; B. f. sheehan, Secretar
o Western Seed Growers Marketing &C
a Boise.
9 State Farm Bureau; G. B. Ross
h Secretary, Idaho State Farm Burea
% Pocatello.
n NOTE:-In addition to the above
q local speakers interested In the OF
q ganization Of Potato Association
I" viii be added for the entire program
l. for the day.
o SWIM GROWERS MEETING
Is Friday january rs
vi 1000 a. m.-Raising Market Hog