Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes : a hand-book of agriculture. A report of the twenty-eighth annual closing Farmers' Institute, held Ellsworth, Wisconsin, March 17, 18, 19, 1914
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Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes. Norgord, C. P., Editor
Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes : a hand-book of agriculture. A report of the twenty-eighth annual closing Farmers' Institute, held Ellsworth, Wisconsin, March 17, 18, 19, 1914
Bulletin No. 28
Madison, Wisconsin: Democrat Ptg. Co., State Printer, 1914
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Contents
[Cover], pp. [unnumbered]-[2]
Foreword, p. [3]
Letter of transmittal, Norgord, C. P. p. [4]
Table of contents, pp. [6]-[7]
The University of Wisconsin. Board of Regents, pp. [8]-[11]
Courses in the College of Agriculture of the University of Wisconsin Madison, pp. [12]-[13]
Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes for 1914-1915, p. 14
Address of welcome, Oltman, W. L. pp. 15-19
Response to address of welcome, McKerrow, Geo. pp. [17]-20
Formation of soils, Scott, L. E. pp. 21-25
Draining soils, Wyatt, E. E. pp. 25-30
Use and abuse of soil, Jacobs, E. C. pp. 30-35
Tillage of the soil, Bradley, W. C. pp. 35-39
Fertilizers for our soils, Imrie, David pp. 40-45
Intensive farming, Nordman, E. pp. 45-51
The pea industry in Wisconsin, Delwiche, E. J. pp. 51-54
Pea culture for canning factories, Fitzgerald, D. J. pp. 54-60
Alfalfa, McKerrow, Geo. pp. 61-69
Seed grains, Raessler, Noyes R. pp. 70-77
Corn culture, Imrie, John pp. 78-81
The silo, Imrie, David pp. 82-86
Silage, Bussey, W. P. pp. 87-91
Permanent sanitary farm improvements, White, F. M. pp. 92-97
More and better live stock, Martiny, L. P. pp. 98-105
Rural credits, Riley, Miles C. pp. 106-115
The farm power house, Jacobs, E. C. pp. 116-119
Labor savers on the farm, Scott, L. E. pp. 120-124
Orchard districts of Wisconsin, Bingham, D. E. pp. 125-131
Small fruits, Hanchett, W. H. pp. 132-138
The road problem in Wisconsin, Hirst, A. R. pp. 139-154
Farmers' clubs, Wilson, A. D. pp. 155-165
Dairy development of Wisconsin as a railroad man sees it, Allen, Ford J. pp. 166-172
The dairy sire, Griswold, H. D. pp. 173-177
Good cows, Clark, W. H. pp. 178-184
The best calves, Imrie, David pp. 185-187
Sheep and the new farm, Nordman, E. pp. 188-192
Swine for profit, Convey, Thos. pp. 193-203
Meat production in Wisconsin, McKerrow, Geo. pp. 204-213
Woman's birthright, Jones, Nellie Kedzie pp. 214-222
Thursday morning session, March 19, 1914, McKerrow, Geo. pp. 223-224
Food inspection and the dairy and food department, Aderhold, E. L. pp. 225-230
Co-operation of the county superintendent with the Farmers' Institutes, Davies, Geo. W. pp. 231-236
Successful co-operation in buying and selling, Hanchett, W. H. pp. 237-250
Educational poultry work, Hackett, Geo. W. pp. 251-256
Potatoes, Scott, L. E. pp. 257-259
The farm garden, Bradley, W. C. pp. 260-261
Home surroundings, Jacobs, E. C. pp. 262-267
Clovers, Bussey, W. P. pp. 268-271
Hay making, Wyatt, E. E. pp. 272-276
The dairy barn, Griswold, H. D. pp. 277-282
Report of committee on resolutions, pp. 283-284
Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes, McKerrow, George pp. 285-289
The food value of cheese and a few of the various ways of serving it, Maxwell, Nellie pp. 290-300
Some suggestions for economy, Brown, Susan K. pp. 301-309
Serving a four-course vegetable luncheon, Jones, Nellie Kedzie pp. 310-318
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