The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-04
NOTICE

In compliance to and with Chapter
8 of the 1915 Session Laws Of NORTH
Dakota the following pamphlets will
be mailed free on request from the
Agricultural college.
County Auditor,
Bismarck, North Dakota
Address: Publications Depart.
ment, North Dakota Agricultural
College, Fargo, N. u.
North Dakota Agricultural
Experiment Station
"a. Swamp Fever.
101. Potato Warehouse Plans.
106. Chemical Studies Of Flax and
114. Chemical and Physical Constants
III. The Composition Of he Maize
100. North Dakota Wheat for 1916.
12l. Soil Survey Of Dickey County.
122. Milling and Baking Data for the
80, 1918 Crop OF wheat neat Wheat IN
Notwithstanding Value Of
1928. New Labor : Saving Machinery
for Harvesting. GRAIN.
1872. Included in Bulletin 1853 C58 out
1873. Included IN R'dedI in Bulletin 145 GAS out
1877. The Bread Value Of Wheat.
Grass Fat Cattle Warmed Up on
Corn Fodder With a Straw Shed
IA. Cost Of Producing Crops in North
l4s. Report Of Director Of Expert
ment Station, July l, 1s1s-June
l4s. Report OF Demonstration Farms
1856. Northern Pig From Birth to
Market-Revised.
1877. Livestock Judging Contests.
l66. Diseases of Grain and Forage
Crops in North Dakota.
I6S. History of Swamp Fever" Virus
go. Winter Wheat in North Dakota.
l72. Dockage in Wheat In North Da-
LIS. Onion Growing in North Dakota
ia. Report, Director Of Experiment
Station, 1922, 1923.
lis. Flaxseed Production.
$50. An Economic Study Of Farming
in Southwestern North Dakota.
ISIS. Advertising Farm Products.
IS6. Sheep Survey in Northeastern
North Dakota and Northwestern
1877. Vegetable Varieties for N. D.
Lss. Fruit Culture for North Dakota.
lse. Dickinson substation Report
80. Fact Finding for Northwestern
North Dakota.
Ls1. Protein Content Of North Dakota
Wheat.
July 1, 1923-June 80, 1925.
go. The Ok Stomach.
SO. Studies on the Use OF Raw Rock
Phosphate.
.ss. Cost of Producing Crops in North
Dakota.
,o1. A Comparison of Farm Condi-
tions in Southwest North Da-
,o2. Protein Specifically in Some Va
rieties Of Flax, Resistant and
Non-Resistant to Flax Wilt.
.03. Some Tax Problems of North Da-
kota Farmers.
,05, Sunshine Sweet Corn.
,O6. Farmers Elevators in North Da-
.12. type of Farming Areas in North
Dakota.
,13. Protein and Test Weight Of the
1927 N. d. Wheat Crop.
~. Farm Changes in Western North
rs. Poultry and Egg Marketing in
ZIG. Physiology Of the Ruminant
III. Experiment Station Progress,
July /, 1925-June 80, 1927.
,18. Akenes Some C~ompositae.
'ls. Wi!liston su0station Report Tor
,e1. Social Organizations and Agen-
cies in North Dakota.
,23. Cooperative Marketing OF Live
,25 Combine Observation-Disclosures in
North Dakota.
.26. Edgeley Satisfaction Report-1s2S.
.27. Williston substation Report
.2s. Langdon substation Report
,2s. Hettinger substation Report
80. Northern Pig: It's Habits. Breed
ing and Management.
81. Varietal Resistance OF Spring
Wheat to Bunt.
.s2. Prices Of North Dakota Farm
Products.
July /, 1927-June 80, 1929.
"a. Hettinger Satisfaction Report
,s5. Wiiliston Substation Report
.se. The Chemical Composition OF
Some North Dakota Pastures and
Hay Grasses.
81. Ranch Organization and Man
'ss. Cooperative Marketing Of Dairy
Products.
.39. Veal in Variety.
40, Chemical Composition OF n
Soils Of McHenry County.
al. Making Use of Our Birds.
Standardizing Methods OF Roast
ing Beef in Experimental Cook
cry.
.43, North Dakota Weeds.
IA. Control OF Quackgrass by Till"
age.
,45. New Way Harvester.
.46. Chemical Composition Of Cher
nozem-like Soils in N. D.
,47. Impurities of North Dakota
BrOmus Inermis Seed.
North Dakota Agricultural