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Officers for 1917-1918

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Letter of Transmissal

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Table of Contents

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Copy of Program

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Food Production During the War--Tuesday Forenoon Session

Meat as a Factor in Food Production During the War--H. J. Gramlich, Lincoln

7

Dairy Products as Factors in Food Production During the War--J. H. Frandsen, Lincoln

14

Food Problems from the Chemist's Viewpoint--F. W. Upson, Lincoln

21

General Discussion--Led by E. P. Brown, Davey

27

Corn and Corn Shows--Tuesday Afternoon Session

The Seed Corn and Spring Wheat Situation--W. W. Burr, Lincoln

29

The Seed Corn Problem--T. A. Kiesselbach, Lincoln

35

The Value of Continuing Competitive Corn Exhibits--F. J. Rist, Humbolt

48

The Futility of the "Pretty Ear" Corn Show--Erwin Hopt, Lincoln

51

General Discussion--Led by Chas. Grau, Bennington

60

The Land Problem--Wednesday Forenoon Session

Is There a Land Problem --H. Clyde Filley, Lincoln

63

The Remedy for Land Monopoly--L. S. Herron, Omaha

72

General Discussion of Land Question--Led by C. H. Gustafson, Omaha

81

Common Ground on the Land Question--Geo. O. Virtue, Lincoln

83

Crops, Soils and Climate--Wednesday Afternoon Session

Relation of Climate to Crops--G. A. Loveland, Lincoln

92

Size of Farm in the Great Plains as Determined by Rainfall and Other Factors--R. A. Spafford, Lincoln

100

Emergency and Special Purpose Crops--L. L. Zook, North Platte

125

Corn as a Factor in the Development of Agriculture in Nebraska--S. C. Bassett, Gibbon

132

Annual Business Meeting

139

Treasurer's Report

141

The Corn Show

143

Prize Winners in Corn Show

145

Constitution and By-Laws

147

Membership List, 1918 (Note - these pages not included in the Table of Names)

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Table of Illustrations

(Not in Original)

LEE SMITH (1863-1916) (Portrait)

2

WILLIAM ERNST (1845-1917) (Portrait)

3

It required ... increased weight on a good type of steer.

8

Excessively fattened beef. Too much tallow for most tastes

11

A pound of pork may be produced from ...

12

Transforming the sun's energy into vegetable foods

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(Herd of Swine)

27

The individual ear germinator's test. Discarding ears which will not grow
A close view into the individual ear germination tester

33

Average date of the first killing frost in autumn (Loveland)

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(Growth of a kernel of corn)

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Rough and smooth ears of Nebraska White Prize Corn.

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A general germination test is always desirable before planting corn

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(10 ears of prize corn)

50

Mean annual temperature in Nebraska

92

Hours of sunshine in Nebraska

93

Thunderheads--A welcome sight in summer

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FIG. 1.--Areas in Nebraska which have a fairly uniform type of farming

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FIG. 2.--The size-of-farm lines for 1910 plotted on a diagram ...

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FIG. 3.--A cross- section measurement of size of farm ...

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FIG. 4.--The relation of the size of farm to the total annual growth of crops and pasture.

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(Figures 5-18--a set of statistical illustrations)

111-124

Corn and wheat. Nebraska's two most important grain crops

127

A Field of Soy Beans

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Seed of Several Soy Bean Varieties

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Illustration of well matured corn types grown ...

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Grand Champion ten ears the show of 1918, ...

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Grand champion single ear of the show, 1918, ...

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