Saskatchewan Agricultural Extension History and Growth
A historical overview of the University of Saskatchewan's agricultural extension, tracing origins from the Indian Head Experimental Farm and provincial departments through the 1910s to postwar cooperative programs. It notes extension personnel, 4-H, Homemakers Clubs, radio and television outreach, and the shift from small farm guidance to modern, research‑driven services benefiting Saskatchewan farmers.
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University of Saskatchewen
Northwest Territories
Indian Head
Greenups
University
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Institute
T. N. Willing
Fletcher
A. P. Stevenson
Morden
Agricultural Department
Indian Head Experimental Farm
Saskatchewan
Europe
North America
Extension Department
Agricultural Representatives Service
Saskatchewan Wheat
Canada Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan Farmer
CKCK
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Evan Hardy
Thatcher
Saskatchewan Department
William Allen
E. C. Hope
Burford Hooke
Saskatchewan livestock official Tommy Orr retires after 25 years
Thomas Orr a Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture livestock representative since 1949 retires after 25 years of service. Born April 1891 in Kilmarnoch Scotland he later worked in Moose Jaw Assiniboia Indian Head and Riceton before joining the department in 1934. He married Margaret Wallace and has a son Jack in Calgary.
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Thomas Orr
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Orr
Department
Moose Jaw
Assiniboia
Ands
Animal Industry
Kilmarnoch
Scotland
Canada
Agricultural College
Guelph
Ont
J. A. Turner
Montreal
W. H. Bryce
Doune Lodge
Arcola
Sask
Canada Ex
Indian Head
Riceton
Saskatchewan
Margaret Wallace
Tillicoultry
Jack
Calgary
Canada GNP rises 97 percent 1949 to 1958
From 1949 to 1958 Canada’s Gross National Product grew by 97 percent while total government spending increased by 156 percent, reflecting rapid postwar economic expansion and growing fiscal activity.
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Canada
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FH. Auld
University of Saskatchewan
Territorial Department of Agriculture
Charles W. Peterson
George Harcourt
Alberta
Department of Agricultural Extermor
Colege of Agriculture
Studente
Castipus
W. R. Motherwell
Dean Rutherford
Saskatoon
U. of S
Tommy Orr
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
the Gazette
Grand Forks, B.C
Christina Lake
Gazette