The grain growers' guide (1925-05-13)
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- Title
- The grain growers' guide (1925-05-13)
- Author
- Stewart
- Publication year listed
- 1925
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- Public domain eBook
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The grain growers' guide (1925-05-13)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1925
Page 1 - SPUD-PLANTING TIME Page 2 - News from the Organizations Page 3 - Our Ottawa Letter: Johnson resigns as chief whip of Progressives and is succeeded by Stewart of Humboldt—Forke issues statement on recent defections on budget vote - U.G.G. Sawmill Burnt Page 4 - Members in Parliament - Well Known Nurseryman Dies - Agricultural Conditions in Great Britain: British farmers take kindly to high-protein wheats originated at Cambridge University—Livestock prices on the up-grade Page 5 - The Progressives - The Canada Grain Act - A Needless Expenditure Page 6 - The Hudson Bay Railway - What Are the Benefits? Page 7 - The Alberta Legislature Page 8 - Saskatchewan Finds a Way: Intertilled grain crops are due to play an important part in remodelling prairie agriculture Page 9 - Fruit on a Northern Farm: Walter D. Willoughby tells of his experiences in growing strawberries, bush and tree fruits at Parkside, in Northern Saskatchewan Page 10 Page 11 - Sowing Sweet Clover - Why Not Grow Our Own Beans? - Legumes Proving Popular Page 12 - Ducklings and Goslings Page 13 - Ducklings and Goslings Page 14 - The Blind Man’s Eyes Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 - The Countr