Dry Farming Congress movement gains world reach
The article explains dry farming as moisture conserving methods for arid regions, crediting H. W. Campbell and U S Department of Agriculture. It notes fourteen Northwest experiment stations, a growing congress network with fifth annual meeting planned for Spokane Oct 3-6 1910, and local chapters in Kansas Wyoming Dakota Colorado and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Campbell
Nebraska
Northwest
U. S. Agricultural Department
Campbell
Theorthwest States
Billings
Mont
Russia
Australia
Brazil
Hungary
Canada
Mexico
Transvall
Spokane
Washington
Kansas
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Dakota
Colorado
Eagle Pass
Texas
W. V. Ray
State Comr. of Agriculture
Ed R. Kane
Haskell
Congress
J. E. Poole
Committee of Secretaries
Poole
Haskell Board of Trade
West Texas
Unite States
Free Press
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Graham
R.L. Reed & Company
Jacob Wilmert
Lincoln, IL
Foley
Graham Drug Co
England
Sarah Flower Adams
Jesus
Venelstyne
Henry Francis Lyte
Lower Brixham
John Henry Newman
Italy
Corsica
Sardina
Pillar of
Charles Wesley
Wesley
William Williams
Arlotte Elliot
F. Marti
St. Joe
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
Gre