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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
11
A preliminary census shows Saskatchewan population grown from 492,432 in 1911 to 649,835 in 1916, a 41.55 percent increase. Farm holdings rose to 104, while the total farm land expanded to 36,500,698 acres. livestock and poultry surged with cattle up 59.6 percent and hog values doubling to over 5 million dollars.
Instruction from the Minister of Agriculture announces free winter and spring distribution of select grain samples to Canadian farmers. Samples include spring wheat white oats barley and field peas each around five pounds plus about three pounds of potatoes from Experimental Farms Ottawa. Applications should be made early via the Central Experimental Farm and Dominion Cerealist.
The article outlines proper methods for feeding and housing swine focusing on appropriate diet quality and space. It emphasizes balanced rations, access to clean water, and adequate shelter to promote health and growth.
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