The grain growers' guide (1927-02-15)
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- The grain growers' guide (1927-02-15)
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- 1927
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The grain growers' guide (1927-02-15)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1927
Page 1 - Oar Ottawa Letter: Parliament opened in peace and goodwill—May last till June—Tax reductions—Cahan re-opens constitutional question - OUR COVER Page 2 Page 3 - Feeding Time at Parkdale: Sweet clover is the standby—-Corn and sunflowers for silage give equally good results—Oat and barley meal and brewers' grains provide the concentrates Page 4 - Carpentry Wrinkles: Some detailed instructions for the man who is handy with woodworking tools Page 5 - The Secret of Breeding Good Bulls: The importance of the dam in producing herd headers Page 6 - Progress in Machinery and Equipment - Machinery Cuts Labor Costs Page 7 - Railway Profits Climbing - The Ocean Combine - The Last Call - Should Titles be Restored? Page 8 - Lloyd-George Going Strong Page 9 - The Milky Way Page 10 - From Immigrant Boy to Barley King: How Nick Taitinger overcame physical handicaps and language difficulties and became champion seed grower Page 11 Page 12 - Binder Twine Inspection: Conditions today are unsatisfactory Page 13 Page 14 - Making Cheese at Home: What equipment is necessary—Some of the directions I have followed till success in making cheese on the farm Page 15 - What's Your Butter Worth?: If the