Title: O. A. C. Review Volume 24 Issue 1, October 1911
Description: The new school year begins with articles on principles of agricultural co-operation, the experience of teaching in Alberta, improving forage crops, and breeds of draft horses. The Experimental column contains articles on how grain seed has acclimated in Eastern Canada, and that alfalfa is Ontario's leading forage crop. The Horticulture column's article is about the development of fruit growing across Canada. While the Poultry articles describe a model poultry processing plant, and displaying poultry at the Canadian National Exhibition. Campus news outlines the changes in faculty and the college organizations on campus. The Macdonald column provides an update on the new students at the college. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column.
Subjects: OAC Review, College news, editorial, agriculture, co-operation, agricultural specialization, teaching in Alberta, pasture crops, draft horses, horse breeds, Eastern Canada, seed varieties, seed selection, Alfalfa, Ontario, forage crop, fruit faming, Canada, poultry industry, poultry products, poultry processing, Canadian National Exhibition, Canadian election, Seed Control Act, poetry, drainage survey, apiculture Short Course, faculty, college organizations, Literary Society, Y. M. C. A., Philharmonic Society, initiation, O. A. C. Class 1911 banquet, marriage, obituary, athletics, pole vaulting, football, Macdonald Institute, Freshettes, Homemaker, opening day, alumnae, local news, personals, alumni, advertising, Guelph