CoopExt

NORTH DAKOTA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

Publications

1918-2002
6 l.f.

History
The official founding of the North Dakota Cooperative Extension Service was on July 1, 1914, although North Dakota Agricultural College was active in outreach well prior to that date. "Early in the year 1895 requests began to come to the College for speakers to be used for Farmers' Institutes, which had been established in several localities in the State. The first of these "Farmer Institutes" in which the College participated was held in Casselton in March, 1894, followed later in the season by meetings in Buxton, Mayville and Larimore. From that time until the organization of the Extension Division in 1914 the work of the Farmers' Institutes was carried on chiefly by the members of the College staff, who were also employed in the Experiment Station." (Beacon Across the Prairie. 1961, Hunter, William G., Fargo: NDIRS, p. 54)

In the Catalog and Announcement of the North Dakota Agricultural College for 1913-1914 the Department of College Extension is listed for the first time. The first two paragraphs under the department provide an explanation as to its purpose: "While the Agricultural College gives instruction to many hundreds of student annually, yet this is but a small percentage of the masses of men and women of all ages who are entitled to such benefits. It is the purpose of the department of college extension to carry to boys and girls, teachers, farmers, farmers' wives and to all people of the state, in slight degree at least, the opportunities of resident students." (p. 112). Included in its offerings were: industrial contests, boys' and girls' institutes, high school lecture courses, extension schools, public school cooperation, press services, organizational assistance for farmers' club and business associations, exhibits, and the package library.

The Extension Services is still an intricate part of North Dakota State University. Today there are Extension Service offices in 52 of the 53 counties in the state. Furthermore, "through its state-wide network of agricultural experiment stations and extension centers and electronic technology, NDSU provides a growing capability for delivering education, cultural activities, and information to every school and to the homes of all the citizens of North Dakota." (NDSU Bulletin 2002-2004, p.3)

Scope and Content
This eclectic and artificially created collection contains the records of Cooperative Extension consisting of work conducted through their office dealing with agricultural education and assistance for area farmers. The documents are dated from 1910-2002.

The collection contains numerous special and general circulars (1918 - 1997 [gaps], which were distributed by Cooperative Extension. They cover several topics including crop and animal care, insect and rodent removal techniques, and general family nutrition. Similar to the circulars, there are also bulletins included (1910-1992 [gaps]), which cover topics such as estate planning, boys and girls clubs, and trade areas in North Dakota. Along with these short circulars, there are more publications (1921 - 1999 [gaps]) dealing with area governments, crop information and research, and animal research reports.

The Cooperative Extension records include educational materials that were used. There are lesson plans for programs about nutrition, business, and astronomy. Also included with the educational material are programs from various Homemakers Club meetings (1920s - 1930s). The topics covered in the meeting booklets include, meal planning, how to select quality food, how to prepare meat, and how to keep your family healthy.

Cooperative Extension produced several newsletters (1911-1999 [gaps]) that deal with various topics important to the area. Some of the newsletters are about crop and pest reports, population changes, and community planning. Also included in the collection are general documents from the department such as memorandum, reports, press releases and staff directories (1920s -1990s). Cooperative Extension hosted several radio talks and the transcripts from these talks are also in the collection (1931-1933).

1 No. 2 - "Rural School, Home Economics and Agricultural Contests" Season of 1910
2 No. 3 - "Rural School Industrial Contest" - Season of 1911

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION BULLETINS

3 No. 3 - Preservation of Food in the Home - June, 1916
4 No. 4 - The Rural Hot Lunch - August, 1916
5 No. 5 - The Farmers' Beef Ring - Sept., 1916
6 No. 6 - Agricultural Extension - Report of Director (Thomas P. Cooper) - November, 1916
7 No. 7 - Bread Making - Feb., 1917
8 No. 8 - Horse Production in North Dakota - March, 1917
9 No. 9 - The Farm Fruit Garden - March, 1917
10 No. 10 - Potato Culture in North Dakota - April, 1917
11 No. 11 - Potato Storage in North Dakota - July, 1917
12 No. 12 - Preservation of Meat - Sept., 1917
13 No. 13 - Agricultural Extension - Report of Director (Thomas P. Cooper) - December, 1917

14 No. 1 - Plants in Your Home - May, 1967
15 No. 2 - Salt Affect Problem Soils in North Dakota - June, 1967
16 No. 9 - Soil - c.1970
17 No. 10 - Laying Hen Nutrition - October, 1970
18 No. 14 - Crop Rotations for Profit - November, 1971
19 No. 27 - Muskmelon Production and Marketing - June, 1980
20 No. 33 (revised) - Winter Wheat production - June, 1992

21 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. II, No. 11, 13 (1927)
22 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. III, No. 1, 2, 4-12 (1927-1928)
23 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. IV, No. 1-12 (1928-1929)
24 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. V, No. 2,5, 6, 9 (1929-1930)
25 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. VI, No. 12 (1931)
26 The North Dakota Farm Outlook - Vol. VII, No. 1-12 (1931-1932)

27 Special Circulars - 1-10, January-March, 1942
1 Garden Varieties - Jan., 1942
2 Raising Dairy Calves - Jan., 1942
3 Dress Well at Moderate Cost - Jan., 1942
4 Profitable Pork Production - Jan., 1942
5 Producing Beef - Jan., 1942
6 Feeding Dairy Cattle - Feb., 1942
7 Produce More Eggs - Feb., 1942
A-8 Feed the Family first - Mar., 1942
A-9 Growing Field Beans - Mar., 1942
A-10 Where are You Going? Build the Road to Victory by Strengthening Your Own Health Track - Mar., 1942
28 Special Circulars - 11-20, March-May, 1942
A-11 Better Pastures - Mar., 1942
A-12 Grass Seeding - Mar., 1942
A-13 Flax - Mar., 1942
A-14 Grapes - Apr., 1942
A-15 Soybeans - Apr., 1942
A-17 Garden Insects - May, 1942
A-18 Garden Disease Control - May, 1942
A-19 Keep Sheep Healthy - May, 1942
A-20 Can! Can! Can! - May, 1942
29 Special Circulars - 21-30, June-September, 1942
A-21 Vegetable Storage - June, 1942
A-22 Freeze Fruits and Vegetables for Variety
A-23 Better Feed from Good Hay - June, 1942
A-24 Storing Grain in 1942 - July, 1942
A-25 Silage - July, 1942
A-26 War Clothing problems - Aug., 1942
A-27 Temporary Grain Shortages - Aug., 1942
A-28 Darns and Mends to Make Clothing Last - Aug., 1942
A-29 Prevent Fire - Sept., 1942
A-30 Victory food Planner - Sept., 1942

30 Special Circular - Insect Pests of Trees and Gardens - 2/39
31 Special Circular - Perennial Flowers for North Dakota Homes - 6/41

32 Circular No. 14 - Control of Diseases of Farm Crops - March, 1918
33 Circular No. 17 - Management of Incubators Chicks and Fowls - March, 1919
34 Circular No. 18 - Sow Thistle and Other Weeds of Similar Habits - March, 1919
35 Circular No. 19 - Alfalfa for North Dakota - March, 1919
36 Circular No. 20 - Sweet Clover for North Dakota - March, 1919
37 Circular No. 21 - Potato Seed Plot and Certification of Potato Seed Stocks - March, 1919
38 Circular No. 22 - Potato Culture in North Dakota, 1919
39 Circular No. 23 - Farmers' Clubs - March, 1919
40 Circular No. 24 - Brome-Grass, Slender Wheat-Grass and Timothy - March, 1919
41 Circular No. 25 - Selection and Care of Textiles - June, 1919
42 Circular No. 26 - Helps for the Home Dressmaker - June, 1919
43 Circular No. 27 - The Rural Hot Lunch - June, 1919
44 Circular No. 28 - One Period Cold Pack Canning Guide - May, 1919
45 Circular No. 29 - Child Feeding - June, 1919
46 Circular No. 30 - Home Nursing - June, 1919
47 Circular No. 31 - Food for the Family - June, 1919
48 Circular No. 32 - The Farm Bureau - June, 1919
49 Circular No. 33 - Visual Instruction Service, September 1919
50 Circular No. 33 - Slides and Films for Extension Workers, October, 1921
51 Circular No. 34 - Marquis Versus Durum Wheat - January, 1920
52 Circular No. 35 - Managing Sheep on North Dakota Farms & Sheep Troubles and Remedies - February, 1920
53 Circular No. 36 - Wheat Grading for Schools - April, 1920
54 Circular No. 37 - Annual Hay and Forage Crops - April, 1920
55 Circular No. 38 - The County Farm Bureau - May, 1920
56 Circular No. 39 - Cropping Systems for North Dakota - June, 1929
57 Circular No. 40 - Practical Pointers on north Dakota Farming - June, 1920
58 Circular No. 41 - North Dakota Boys' and Girls' Clubs Hand Book - September, 1920
59 Circular No. 42 - Control of Garden and household Insects - June, 1921
60 Circular No. 43 - Shelterbelts for North Dakota - May, 1921
61 Circular No. 44 - Flax Cropping - May, 1921
62 Circular No. 45 - "Wrong Side Up" - October, 1921
63 Circular No. 46 - Making the Paper dress Form - April, 1922
64 Circular No. 48 - Fight the Sow Thistle - June, 1922
65 Circular No. 49 - The Hot School Lunch - June, 1922
66 Circular No. 50 - Potato Hand Book - June, 1922
67 Circular No. 50 - Potato Hand Book - Revised Edition, May, 1924
68 Circular No. 51 - Feeding and Management of Dairy Cattle - June, 1923
69 Circular No. 52 - Poultry Houses for North Dakota - July, 1922
70 Circular No. 53 - Cull the Poultry Flock - July, 1922
71 Circular No. 54 - Feeding Farm Poultry - September, 1922
72 Circular No. 55 - The County Agent's Job - October, 1922
73 Circular No. 56 - Dairy Evolution on North Dakota - October, 1922
74 Circular No. 57 - Farm costs and Farm Organization - January, 1923
75 Circular No. 58 - The North Dakota Farm Vegetable Garden - January, 1924
76 Circular No. 59 - Guide Posts on the Alfalfa Trail - February, 1924
77 Circular No. 60 - Culling Seed Corn - March, 1924
78 Circular No. 61 - Some Applications of Farm cost Accounts - May, 1924
79 Circular No. 62 - Trench Silo for North Dakota - June, 1924
80 Circular No. 63 - That Kitchen! - June, 1924
81 Circular No. 64 - Jellies, Jams, Marmalades and Pickles - August, 1924
82 Circular No. 65 - Poultry Management, Suggestions For Each Month - November, 1924
83 Circular No. 66 - The 4-H Club Girl, Her Book - February, 1925
84 Circular No. 67 - Trees, Shrubs and Plants for North Dakota Farmsteads - March, 1925
85 Circular No. 68 - Canning Fruits, Vegetables and Meats - March, 1925
86 Circular No. 69 - Sheep and Their Care - June, 1925
87 Circular No. 70 - Good Versus Poor Cows - June, 1925
88 Circular No. 71 - Farm Business Analysis, Using Score Card Method - September, 1926
89 Circular No. 72 - Salads All The Year - September, 1926
90 Circular No. 73 - Barberry Eradication - September, 1926
91 Circular No. 74 - The North Dakota Farm Program for 1927 - February, 1927
92 Circular No. 75 - Control of Smuts on Cereal Crops - February, 1927
93 Circular No. 76 - Trench Silo - June, 1927
94 Circular No. 77 - Recipes from Many Lands Furnished by North Dakota Homemakers' Clubs - July, 1927
95 Circular No. 78 - Sewing Handbook for Clothing Club Girls - October, 1927
96 Circular No. 79 - Underwear for Club Girls - October, 1927
97 Circular No. 80 - Raising Hogs in North Dakota - January, 1928
98 Circular No. 81 - The North Dakota Agricultural Highway - April, 1928
99 Circular No. 82 - Turkey Production in North Dakota - June, 1928
100 Circular No. 83 - County Agent Work in North Dakota - August, 1928
101 Circular No. 84 - Boys' and Girls' Club Work - September, 1928
102 Circular No. 85 - Available Publications - January, 1929
103 Circular No. 86 - Alfalfa, The Best Fodder Crop - January, 1929
104 Circular No. 87 - Incubation and Brooding - March, 1929
105 Circular No. 88 - Wheat Situation, Farm Storage and Feeding Value - June, 1929
106 Circular No. 89 - Profitable Egg Production - January, 1930
107 Circular No. 90 - Flax Facts - 1930
108 Circular No. 91 - Grow Healthy Chicks - February, 1930
109 Circular No. 92 - Housing Farm Poultry - August, 1930
110 Circular No. 93 - Silage and the Trench Silo - August, 1930
111 Circular No. 94 - Distillate As A Tractor Fuel - September, 1930
112 Circular No. 95 - Canning Meat in the Home - December, 1930
113 Circular No. 96 - Roast Beef-Rare, Medium, or Well Done - December, 1930
114 Circular No. 97 - Supplement to Flax Facts (c.1931)
115 Circular No. 98 - Trebi Barley (April, 1931)
116 Circular No. 99 - The Control of Bunt (Stinking Smut) in Wheat - April, 1931
117 Circular No. 101 - Salad for Every Occasion - April, 1931
118 Circular No. 102 - Treatments for Seed Potatoes - April, 1931
119 Circular No. 103 - Sewage Disposal for North Dakota Farm Homes - April, 1931
120 Circular No. 104 - Sewing Handbook for Clothing Club Girls - May, 1931
121 Circular No. 105 - Selecting Show Corn in North Dakota - August, 1931
122 Circular No. 106 - Livestock Losses from Sweet Clover - September, 1931
123 Circular No. 107 - Community Clubs - October, 1931
124 Circular No. 108 - Honey Cookery - October, 1931
125 Circular No. 109 - Ergot on Grains and Grasses - March, 1932
126 Circular No. 110 - Growing potatoes in North Dakota - March, 1932
127 Circular No. 111 - Culling and Breeder Selection - March, 1932
128 Circular No. 112 - Bees and Their Care - March, 1932
129 Circular No. 114 - Lamb Feeding - September, 1932
130 Circular No. 115 - Farm Poultry Equipment - January, 1933
131 Circular No. 116 - Weed Seed Facts - February, 1933
132 Circular No. 117 - Care of Brood Mares and Colt - April, 1933
133 Circular No. 118 - Soft Water and the Farm Cistern - May, 1933
134 Circular No. 119 - Steer Feeding - May, 1933
135 Circular No. 120 - Artificial Incubation - May, 1933
136 Circular No. 121 - Sweet Clover - June, 1933
137 Circular No. 122 - Potato Culture - March, 1934
138 Circular No. 123 - Brooding and Chick Management - March, 1934
139 Circular No. 124 - Feeding for Milk Production - May, 1934
140 Circular No. 125 - Russian Thistles for Hay, Silage and Pastures - July, 1934
141 Circular No. 126 - Emergency Feeding of the Work Horse - April, 1935
142 Circular No. 129 -Testing Gravel for Farm Concrete Construction - May, 1935
143 Circular No. 130 - Maintain Health and Vitality of Chicks - April, 1935
144 Circular No. 131 - Home Drying of Fruits and Vegetables in North Dakota - August, 1935

144b Circular No. 133 – Neighborhood Programs – August 1935
144c Circular No. 134 – One-Act Play – August 1935
145 Circular No. 135 - The Trench Silo - August, 1935
146 Circular No. 136 - Hydrocyanic Acid Poisoning of Live Stock - October, 1935
147 Circular No. 137 - Cooking and Canning Meats - January, 1936
148 Circular No. 138 - Lamb Slaughtering, Cutting and Curing - January, 1936
149 Circular No. 139 - Agricultural Outlook and Farm Family Living Outlook in North Dakota for 1936 - January, 1936
150 Circular No. 140 - Corn Culture in North Dakota - March, 1936
151 Circular No. 141 - Leafy Spurge - April, 1936
152 Circular No. 142 - Control of Ground Squirrels and Other Rodents in North Dakota - April, 1936
153 Circular No. 143 - Milk-Tainting Weeds and Their Control - May, 1936
154 Circular No. 144 - Rope and Its Uses - June, 1936
155 Circular No. 146 - North Dakota Farm and Home Outlook for 1937 - December, 1936
156 Circular No. 148 - Horse Bots, Life History and Control - January, 1937
157 Circular No. 149 - Pointers in Buying Commercial Canned Foods - January, 1937
158 Circular No. 150 - Beef Slaughtering, Cutting and Curing January, 1937
159 Circular No. 151 - Iodine for Livestock - January, 1937
160 Circular No. 152 - Tree Root Systems - February, 1937
161 Circular No. 153 - Farm poultry Housing - March, 1937
162 Circular No. 154 - Construction of Small Dams for Farm and Community Use - March, 1937
163 Circular No. 155 - Pork Slaughtering, Cutting and Curing - May, 1937
164 Circular No. 156 - North Dakota Weeds - May, 1937
165 Circular No. 157 - Grasshopper Eggs - September, 1937
166 Circular No. 158 - Field Bindweed in North Dakota - November, 1937
167 Circular No. 159 - County Agricultural Planning North Dakota - November, 1937
168 Circular No. 160 - North Dakota Farm Outlook-1938 - November, 1937
169 Circular No. 161 - Irrigated Gardens - March, 1938
170 Circular No. 162 - Homemade Pickles and Relishes - April, 1938
171 Circular No. 163 - Making Use of Our Birds - May, 1938
172 Circular No. 164 - Wildflowers of North Dakota - May, 1938
173 Circular No. 165 - North Dakota Farm Outlook-1939 - December, 1938
174 Circular No. 166 - Starting and Brooding Turkey Poults - February, 1939
175 Circular No. 168 - North Dakota Farm Otlook-1940 - December, 1939
176 Circular No. 169 - The Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables in Cold Storage Lockers - July, 1940
177 Circular No. 170 - Management of Potato Storage - September, 1940
178 Circular No. 171 - Neighborhood Activities in Country Communities - October, 1940
179 Circular No. 172 - Increasing the Efficiency of Beef Production in North Dakota - June, 1942
180 Circular No. 173 - More Efficient Pork Production by Improved Feeding and Sanitation - June, 1942
181 Circular No. 174 - Home Canning of Vegetables and Fruits - Reprint - June, 1942
182 Circular No. 175 - Production for Victory - January, 1943
183 Circular No. 176 - Poultry Equipment - April, 1943
184 Circular No. 177 - Saving Young Animals - April, 1943
185 Circular No. 178 - Farm Outlook for 1943 - April, 1943
186 Circular No. 179 - Patterns, Selection and Use - June, 1943
187 Circular No. 180 - Labor Saving Devices for the Farm, 1943
188 Circular No. 181 - Farm Outlook and Economic Problems for 1944

[A=Agronomy]
1 Circular A-1, 1964 Garden Varieties, January 1966
2 Circular A-1, 1966 Garden Varieties, January 1966
3 Circular A-1, 1967 Garden Varieties, January 1967
4 Circular A-16, Strawberries, March 1970
5 Circular A-31, Control Rats and Mice, September 1963
6 Circular A-31 Control Rats and Mice, May 1966
7 Circular A-38, Raspberries, April 1964
8 Circular A-44, Control Insects in Your Garden, May 1943
9 Circular A-88, Control of Perennial Sow Thistle, November 1945
10 Circular A-118, Roses, February 1961
11 Circular A-118, Roses, February 1967
12 Circular A-119, Tulips, October 1954
13 Circular A-120, Hardy Chrysanthemums, February 1961
14 Circular A-120 Hardy Chrysanthemums, January 1967
15 Circular A-158, Plants Poisonous to Livestock, December 1959
16 Circular A-170, Crop Variety Recommendations and Characteristics, January 1962
17 Circular A-170, Crop Variety Recommendations and Characteristics, January 1964
18 Circular A-170, Crop Variety Recommendations and Characteristics, January 1966
19 Circular A-170, Grain Variety Recommendations and Characteristics, January 1967
20 Circular A-185, Mineral Needs of Cattle, Sheep, hogs, May 1967
21 Circular A-188, Wireworm Control, March 1966
22 Circular A-195, Managing Irrigated Pastures, March 1966
23 Circular A-199, Grow Winter Rye, July 1966
24 Circular A-214, Fruit Varieties for North Dakota, January 1954
25 Circular A-218, Weed Seeds and Seedlings, November 1964
26 Circular A-219, Prevent Mastitis, June 1963
27 Circular A-228, Snake Control, May 1966
28 Circular A-229, Better Selling Calves, September 1965
29 Circular A-243, Control of Ground Squirrels, Prairie Dogs, Field Mice, and Pocket Gophers, May 1966
30 Circular A-250, Soybean Production, January 1967
31 Circular A-250, Soybean Production, January 1970
32 Circular A-252, Liquid Fertilizers, January 1967
33 Circular A-253, Chemical Weed Control, January 1966
34 Circular A-259, Cable-type Backrubbers for Cattle, May 1964
35 Circular A-259 Cable-type Backrubbers for Cattle, June 1966
36 Circular A-266, Potatoes for North Dakota, April 1968
37 Circular A-272, Grasshopper Control in North Dakota, May 1963
38 Circular A-272, Grasshopper Control, March 1966
39 Circular A-292, Barley Thrips, June 1966
40 Circular A-293, Field Control of Quackgrass, October 1964
41 Circular A-296, Insect Pests of Trees and Shrubs, March 1964
42 Circular A-296, Insect Pests of Trees and Shrubs, April 1967
43 Circular A-297, Insect Pests, April 1958
44 Circular A-297, Insect Pests of Evergreens, April 1967
45 Circular A-299, Fruit Inset and Disease Control Guide, April 1966
46 Circular A-299, Fruit Insect and Disease Control Guide, June 1958
47 Circular A-303, Forage, June 1963
48 Circular A-303, Forage, May 1966
49 Circular A-312, Using Native North Dakota Fruits, April 1959
50 Circular A-319, Disinfection for Healthier Livestock and Poultry, April 1964
51 Circular A-322, Flower Varieties for North Dakota, February 1964
52 Circular A-324, Dutch Elm Disease, March 1964
53 Circular A-325, Tree Root Systems, February 1960
54 Circular A-327, Tree Fruit Culture, January 1968
55 Circular A-328, Fruit Varieties, April 1967
56 Circular A-329, Farm Fly Control, June 1966
57 Circular A-330, Dairy Cattle Sprays, June 1966
58 Circular A-331, Garden Insect Control Guide, April 1964
59 Circular A-331, Garden Insect Control Guide, April 1966
60 Circular A-333, Summary of North Dakota Irrigation Farm Results, January 1961
61 Circular A-346, The Loose Smut Test for Barley Seed, November 1965
62 Circular A-350, Fertilizer Guide, March 1966
63 Circular A-351, Chemical Control of Wild Oats in Field Crops, February 1964
64 Circular A-353, Seed Buying, January 1966
65 Circular A-355, Urinary Calculi
66 Circular A-356, Antibiotics in Milk, April 1964
67 Circular A-358, Rabies
68 Circular A-358, Rabies, April 1964
69 Circular A-358, Rabies, March 1967
70 Circular A-364, Care of Gift Plants, January 1962
71 Circular A-365, Spring Wild Flowers, January 1962
72 Circular A-367, Flax, February 1964
73 Circular A-368, Mechanical Burrow Builder machine, May 1966
74 Circular A-370, Wild Flowers, February 1962
75 Circular A-376, Lilies, January 1968
76 Circular A-383, Late Summer Flowers, June 1962
77 Circular A-388, Landscape Your Home, March 1969
78 Circular A-389, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, May 1962
79 Circular A-400, Whole Milk Marketing, September 1963
80 Circular A-400, Changes in.North Dakota's Dairy Industry, September 1965
81 Circular A-400, Changes in North Dakota's Dairy Industry, September 1966
82 Circular A-409, Ketosis, March 1963
83 Circular A-410, Protect Trees from Rabbits, April 1963
84 Circular A-411 Protect Trees from Animals, March 1963
85 Circular A-412, When You Buy an Easy Chair, April 1963
86 Circular A-413, Swine Erysipelas, March 1963
87 Circular A-414, Gather a Winter Bouquet, June 1963
88 Circular A-415, Grasses of North Dakota, June 1963
89 Circular A-416 Seeding Grass, June 1963
90 Circular A-416, Seeding Grass, October 1965
91 Circular A-418, Chemical Weed Control in Trees, June 1963
92 Circular A-418, Chemical Weed Control in Trees, March 1964
93 Circular A-419, Farm Custom Rates Paid in North Dakota, July 1963
94 Circular A-422, I am a Good Egg, July 1963
95 Circular A-423, Brucellosis Eradication and Control Program, September 1963
96 Circular A-423, Brucellosis Eradication Program, September 1965
97 Circular A-424, PPLO Infection of Hogs, September 1963
98 Circular A-425, Gastroenteritis of Hogs, September 1963
99 Circular A-425, Gastroenteritis of Hogs, January 1971
100 Circular A-426, Anthrax of Hogs, September 1963
101 Circular A-427, Ergotism of Hogs, September 1963
102 Circular A-428, Pasteurellosis of Hogs, September 1963
103 Circular A-430, Diseases Produced by Spore Forming Anaerobic Organisms, September 1963
104 Circular A-431, Diseases of Hogs Characterized by Nervous Signs, September 1963
105 Circular A-432, Weed Control in Lawns, September 1963
106 Circular A-433, Insect pests of Cattle, September 1963
107 Circular A-433, Insect Pests of Cattle, November 1965
108 Circular A-434, Investment Credit, September 1963
109 Circular A-435, Radioactive Fallout, October 1963
110 Circular A-441, More Attractive Farmsteads, January 1964
111 Circular A-442, Hard Red Spring Wheat or Durum Wheat? January 1964
112 Circular A-443, Infectious Keratitis, January 1964
113 Circular A-445, Man Made Fibers, January 1964
114 Circular A-446, Fabulous Fiber Finished, January 1964
115 Circular A-447, Seed Treatment of Small Grains, February 1964
116 Circular A-448, Ground Covers for North Dakota, February 1964
117 Circular A-448, Ground Covers, January 1969
118 Circular A-449, Water Conditioning, February 1964
119 Circular A-450, When You Buy Knives, March 1964
120 Circular A-451, Boxelder Bug Control, March 1964
121 Circular A-452, Introduction and Spread of Weeds in North Dakota, April 1964
122 Circular A-453, Beef Cow Herd Performance Testing, April 1964
123 Circular A-456, Anemia in Baby Pigs, May 1964
124 Circular A-456, Anemia in Baby Pigs, January 1971
125 Circular A-457, Swine Care and Sanitation, May 1964
126 Circular A-458. Vibriosis, April 1967
127 Circular A-459, Peat.and its Uses, June 1964
128 Circular A-462, Let's Set a Pretty Table, June 1964
129 Circular A-476, Market Cattle Testing, September 1965
130 Circular A-479, What Rainfall Records Tell, December 1965
131 Circular A-480, The Value of Damaged Kernels for Seed, January 1966
132 Circular A-481, Plant Disease Control, January 1966
133 Circular A-482, Population Changes, January 1966
134 Circular A-483, Farm Bargaining Power, January 1966
135 Circular A-484, Barley Stripe Disease, February 1966
136 Circular A-485, Ergot of Cereals and Grasses, February 1966
137 Circular A-486, Stretch Fabrics, February 1966
138 Circular A-487, Treat Fence Posts for Longer Life, February 1966
139 Circular A-489, Rope and its Uses, March 1966
140 Circular A-490, Personal Protective Equipment on the Farm, March 1966
141 Circular A-491, Trees for Livestock Protection, April 1966
142 Circular A-493, Aphid Control in Small Grain, April 1966
143 Circular A-495, Trees and Shrubs, Mary 1966
144 Circular A-497, Farmstead Windbreaks, June 1966
145 Circular A-498, insect Pests of Poultry, June 1966
146 Circular A-499, Farm Custom Rates Paid in North Dakota, June 1966
147 Circular A-500, Selecting Seed of Cereal Crops, August 1966
148 Circular A-500, Selecting Quality Seed of Cereal Grains, August 1990
149 Circular A-502, Futures Trading in live Animals, November 1966
150 Circular A-503, The Long and Short of It, January 1967
151 Circular A-504, Synchronization of Cattle, February 1967
152 Circular A-506, Insect Pests of Flower Gardens, March 1967
153 Circular A-512, Semidwarf Wheat Varieties, November 1967
154 Circular A-520, North Dakota Seed Increase Program, January 1994
155 Circular A-523, Estate Planning for North Dakota Farmers
156 Circular A-538, Sunflower Production in North Dakota
157 Circular A-545, Triticale in North Dakota
158 Circular A-546, Crop Costs and Returns
159 Circular A-547, Millet as Livestock Feed
160 Circular A-550, Crop Costs and Returns
161 Circular A-560, Crop Costs and Returns, Flaxseed
162 Circular A-568, Backgrounding Feeder Calves
163 Circular A-569, Disease Resistance in livestock and Poultry
164 Circular A-574, Small Grain and Flax Variety Performance, Descriptions and Recommendations, December 1987
165 Circular A-583, Collecting, Pressing, Mounting and Storing Plants, November 1973
166 Circular A-592, Crop Production Guide, 1975
167 Circular A-654, North Dakota Dry Bean Performance Testing, 1996
168 Circular A-843, North Dakota Soybean Performance Testing, 1996
169 Circular A-891, Oat Production in North Dakota, May 1989
170 Circular A-1049, Barley, Oat, Rye, and Flax, 1996
171 Circular A-1105, Specialty Crop Variety Performance, 1995
172 Circular A-1124, Canola Variety Trials, January 1997
[AE=Ag. Eng.]
173 Circular AE-67, Planning Farm Buildings, October 1965
174 Circular AE-79, Fire Extinguishers, April 1976
175 Circular AE-80, Moisture Control in the Home, February 1966
176 Circular AE-87, Soil, Water, and Plant Relationships
177 Circular AE-88, Irrigation Power Unit Selection
178 Circular AE-89, Irrigation Pumps
179 Circular AE-96, Irrigation
180 Circular AE-918, Ground Coupled Heat Pumps, November 1986
[AS=Dairy]
181 Circular AS-609, Variation in Butterfat Tests, April 1976
182 Circular AS-1175, Wheat Middlings, June 1999
[E=Entomology]
183 Circular E-433, Insect Pests of Cattle
184 Circular E-444, Insect Pests of Hogs
185 Circular E-506, Insect Pests of Flower Gardens
186 Circular E-552, Control of Insects in farm-stored grain
187 Circular E-904, Lawn Pests in North Dakota, July 1986

188 Circular EB-44, Home Based Business, March 1986
189 Circular EB-48, Crop Rotations for North Dakota, August 1987

[EC=Economy]
190 Circular EC-582, Estate Inventory and Settlement Costs, October 1977
191 Circular EC-599, Estate Planning, April 1976
192 Circular EC-599, Estate Planning Questions and Answers, October 1977
193 Circular EC-604 Estate Planning Considerations, October 1977
194 Circular EC-788, The Use of Census Data in Retail Marketing, December 1982
195 Circular EC-814, Good Customer Relations, October 1983
196 Circular EC-907, Shoplifting, August 1986
197 Circular EC-911, Internal Theft, September 1986
[F=Forestry]
198 Circular F-436, Know Your Trees
[FM=Financial Management]
199 Circular FM-63-1, Crop Costs and Returns, Economic Area 1, March 1963
[FM=Financial Management]
200 Circular FM-63-6, Crop Costs and Returns, Economic Area 3C, March 1963
201 Circular FM-63-7 Crop Costs and Returns, Economic Area 4, March 1963
[FN=Food Nutrition]
202 Circular FN-529, Eating Well While Spending Less, Week 1, September 1993
203 Circular FN-530, Eating Well While Spending Less, Week 2, September 1993
204 Circular FN-531, Eating Well While Spending Less, Week 3, September 1993
205 Circular FN-532, Eating Well While Spending Less, Week 4, September 1993
206 Circular FN-533, Eating Well While Spending Less, Week 5, September 1993
207 Circular FN-560, Breads and Grains
[FS=Family Science]
208 Circular FS-557, Gambling, July 1995

210 Circular GM-60-1, Market Quality Patterns for North Dakota Bread Wheats, September 1960
211 Circular GM-62-1, Market Quality Patterns for North Dakota Hard Red Spring Wheat, October 1962
212 Circular GM-62-2, Market Quality Patterns for North Dakota Durum Wheat

[H=Horticulture]
213 Circular H-1, Garden Varieties, March 1974
214 Circular H-266, Potatoes, May 1974
215 Circular H-322, Annual Flowers for North Dakota, March 1974
216 Circular H-618, Everybody's Garden Guide, March 1977
217 Circular H-618, Everybody's Garden Guide, May 1977
[HE=Home Economics]
218 Circular HE-109, Food Freezing Guide, June 1969
219 Circular HE-152, Back to Basics, April 1976
220 Circular HE-153, Energy Conserving Meals, May 1976
221 Circular HE-313, Makeup Magic, August 1968
222 Circular HE-324, Lowering a Hemline
[PP=Plant Pathology]
223 Circular PP-324, Dutch Elm Disease, April 1976
224 Circular PP-454, Apple Diseases
225 Circular PP-551, Ergot
[R=Range Sciences]
226 Circular R-559, Grazing Systems]
227 Circular PP-577, Needle Dieback in Evergreens, March 1976
228 Circular R-580, Range Site Identification
229 Circular R-581, Grazing and Forage Needs

230 Circular RAD-1-62, Plant Location Guide for Your Community, January 1962
231 Circular RD-3-63, What's Happening to our Greatest Natural Resource? March 1963

[SC=Soil Conservation]
232 Circular SC-537, The Establishment and Maintenance of Grassed Waterways
233 Circular SC-544, Grassland Renovation
234 Circular SC-616, Soil Erosion by Water and Its Control, January 1977
[S-F=Soil & Fertilizers]
235 Circular S-F-4, Fertilizer Recommendations for Small Grains
236 Circular S-F-5, Fertilizing Potatoes, March 1976
237 Circular S-F-6, Fertilizer Recommendations for Small Grains
238 Circular S-F-13, Fertilizer Recommendations for Small Grains
239 Circular S-F-549, Which Nitrogen Source for Me?
[V=Vet Science]
240 Circular V-608, Sweetclover Poisoning, April 1976
[W=Weed Science]
241 Circular W-253, Chemical Weed Control Guide
242 Circular W-253, Weed Control Guide, 1997
243 Circular W-432, Chemical Weed Control in Lawns, January 1984

244 Special Circular, Tailored Buttonholes and Pockets, July 1938
245 Special Circular, Sewing Management, August 1938
246 Special Circular, Farm Sprayer Adjustment, May 1952
247 Special Circular, 4-H and Adoption of Improved Farm Practices, October 1959

1 Bulletin No.1, Boys and Girls Club Work for 1916, March 1916
2 Bulletin No. 3, Beautifying the Home Grounds, November 1911
3 Bulletin No. 3, How Cereal Crops Grow, February 1971
4 Bulletin No. 3, How Cereal Crops Grow, February 1989
5 Bulletin No. 4, Growing Season Precipitation Probabilities in North Dakota, August 1968
6 Bulletin No. 6, Trade area Survey, October 1969
7 Bulletin No. 13, Trees and Shrubs for North Dakota, March 1970
8 Bulletin No. 19, Family Estate Planning
9 Bulletin No. 20, Trade Areas in North Dakota, November 1973
10 Bulletin No. 21, Grade Defects of Potatoes, August 1932
11 Bulletin No. 27, How to Win at Potato Shows, October 1932
12 Bulletin No. 284, Orthoptera of North Dakota, January 1936
13 Bulletin No. 446, Identification of Eggs and Egg pods of North Dakota Grasshoppers, June 1963

14 Make Your Christmas Merry
15 Summary, Cass County, November 1990
16 Valuing Diversity
17 ABC's of County Government in North Dakota
18 Carrington Irrigation Station, Report to Consultation Board, 1986
19 Control Inflation, June 1942
20 The Homemaking Cadet, The Kerosene Lamp
21 Making the Grade: A Report on North Dakota Youth
22 Facts About Rural Youth in Ward County, North Dakota
23 Do You Need a Will? 1948
24 What's New in the 1964 Tax Law for Farmers? May, 1964
25 Poultry Notes, June 10, 1944
26 How to Cut Whole Chickens into Pieces
27 Pasture Management
28 Plants of Bottineau County, 1966
29 Trees and Shrubs of North Dakota
30 1962 Farm Outlook
31 1964 Farm Outlook
32 Farm and Home Publications, June 1963
33 Farm and Home Publications, January 1966
34 Useful Information for North Dakota Farms and Homes, August 1957
35 Rodent Control Handbook for the Farm, the City and the Home
36 An Accident Prevention Program
37 Prevent Loss of Life and Property by Removing Fire Hazards, June 1942
38 Rural Fire Prevention
39 Electric Farm Power, March 1965
40 Agricultural Research, 52nd Legislative Assembly
41 Durum Wheat 1997 Regional Quality Report
42 Hard Red Spring Wheat 1997 Regional Quality Report
43 Moisture, The Key to Successful Crop Yields
44 Crop Variety Information, January 1948
45 Crop Variety Information, February 1951
46 Curing and Storage Chart
47 Vegetable Storage, 1938
48 Fruit and Vegetable Shows
49 Gardens for Health, Economy, Defense
50 NDSU Potato Introductions
51 Red River Valley Potato Facts, 1975
52 How to Select Cabbage
53 How to Select Carrots
54 How to Select Cauliflower
55 Seed Increase Program, October 1962
56 1964 Revised Grade Standards for Dakota Wheat, April 1964
57 Sunflower Seed Production in North Dakota
58 Alternative Crop and Alternative Crop Production Research, January 1990
59 Guard Your Evergreens, November 1959
60 Injurious Insects of North Dakota
61 Insect Control Guide, February 1977
62 1995 North Dakota Weed Control Research
63 1994 Sugarbeet Research and Extension Reports, January 1995
64 1995 Sugarbeet Research and Extension Reports, January 1996
65 Design Basics for the Printed Page
66 Retail Trade Area Survey and Report, Ellendale, May 1972
67 Retail Trade and Services Survey and Report, Bismarck, May 1975
68 Community trade Analysis Handbook, January 1992
69 Agricultural Economic Conference, Horticulture, 1928
70 Annual Agricultural Conference and Short Course, 1975
71 Birth Certificates Can Mean Dollars to You
72 Recommended Procedure for the Collection and Summarization of Data for the North Dakota Farm operating Unit Study, November 1939
73 Directions for the Future, Winter 1990
74 Information Handling System
75 Utilization of Bottom Ash in Asphalt Mixes, May 1999
76 The Effect of Construction materials on Bridge Impact Factors, June 1999
77 Collection, Preservation and Submission of Specimens to the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
78 Publication Guide and Handbook
79 Supplement for the List of Publications, 1983
80 4-H Literature and Materials, 1975-1976
81 4-H Literature and Materials, 1980-1981
82 4-H Literature and Materials, 1981-1982
83 4-H 1982-1983 Literature and Materials
84 4-H 1983-1984 Literature and Materials
85 4-H 1984-1985 Literature and Materials
86 4-H 1985-1986 Literature and Materials
87 4-H 1986-1987 Literature and Materials
88 Educational Materials, 1992-1993
89 NDSU Extension Service Software Library, January 1992
90 List of Slides and Films for Free Distribution
91 Moving Picture Films, Slides and Charts, 1918
92 Classified list of Films and Slides, 1920
93 Visual Instruction Service, 1921
94 Lines of Service to Rural Education, Visual Aids
95 How Plants and Animals Get Their Names
96 Plants of Fargo, North Dakota
97 The Vascular Flora of Pembina County, North Dakota
98 Farm Pressure Water Systems
99 Suggestions in Organizing and Re-organizing Cooperative Elevators
100 Tomato Breeding at the North Dakota Experiment Station, 1927
101 Determinate Growth in the Tomato, June 1927
102 Germination Studies on Aged and Injured Seeds, 1935
103 Root Systems of Certain Trees and Shrubs Grown on Prairie Soils, 1935
104 Journal of Economic Entomology, 1936
105 Studies on the Inheritance and Development of Fruit Size and Shape in the Tomato, 1937
106 Thirty Years of Extension Work, 1944
107 Electrical Terms, March 21, 1946
108 Mechanical Field Loading of Sacked Potatoes, 1946
109 A Method of Indexing Potatoes for Virus X by Use of Petiole or Tuber Juice, 1951
110 The Effect of Dolgo Crabapple Upon Hardiness of Malling Apple Stocks, 1951
111 A Study of Ascorbic Acid Content and Fruit Size in Tomatoes Segregating for those Characters, 1952
112 Yield Characteristics of Native Grass Ranges, 1954
113 Phytosociological Study of San Augustin Plains, New Mexico, April 1957
114 New Records for North Dakota, 1961

1 Folk Games for 4-H Clubs
2 We Played Singing Games, 1940
3 ABC's of Knitting, 1947
4 Chest of Games for the Family
5 Hymns We Like to Sing, 1938
6 North Dakota Crop Improvement Association History, 1929-1979, July 1979
7 List of Publications, January 1978
8 List of Publications for the Farm and Home, December 1970
9 Horses, 1928
10 Farm Power and Equipment, 1929
11 Water and Plumbing Systems for Farm Homes
12 Available Publications of the Experiment Station and Extension Service, 1951

13 Our Teenager.and His Food Needs
14 NDSU Extension Service Brochure
15 Extension Service Brochure
16 North Dakota Agricultural College Brochure
17 NDSU Facts, Agricultural Extension
18 Agricultural Research
19 NDSU Extension Center for Rural Revitalization
20 The Prairie Stage, Drama Workshop
21 Empty Bowls, 1996
22 In Your Community to Serve You
23 In Your Community to Serve You
24 Helping North Dakotans Put Knowledge to Work
25 Helping You Put Knowledge to Work
26 Extension Farm Records, October 1964
27 North Dakota Agriculture
28 Crop Entomology at NDSU
29 Veterinary Entomology at NDSU
30 The Extension Home Economist in North Dakota
31 The Homemakers Club
32 Grain Market News by Telephone, May 1978
33 Presentation Graphics
34 Desktop publishing
35 Swine Production Software
36 Let's Sing Songbook
37 Boys and Girls Clubs Songbook
38 Boys and Girls Clubs Livestock Record, 1926
39 Boys and Girls Clubs Achievement Institute Program, 1928

40 Lesson Plan Ideas: Snack Foods
41 Youth Entrepreneurship, Curriculum for Grades 5-8
42 The Supermarket Game
43 Fruit-What to Look For
44 Fruit is Good for You
45 Vegetables are Good for You
46 Meal Patterns
47 Unit Pricing
48 The Humble Ones: Poultry, Eggs and Cheese
49 A Look at Halley's Comet

50 Homemakers Club Creeds and Slogans
51 Material for Nutrition Health Groups, November 1922
52 Christmas Recipes and Suggestions, 1926
53 Varieties of Cheese and Recipes
54 Children's Diets, September 1922
55 Home Nursing, September 1922
56 Meal Planning, September 1922
57 Meal Service, September 1922
58 Wholesome Milk Production, 1923
59 Foods and Nutrition, Menu Making, September 1923
60 Pre-School Child Feeding, 1923
61 Corrective Feeding, Project I, Constipation-Anemia, 1923
62 Corrective Feeding, Project II, Obesity-Malnutrition, 1923
63 Farm Butter Making, 1923
64 The Yearly Food Budget, August 1924
65 How to Select Commercial Canned Goods, 1925
66 Planning Meals for Threshers, 1925
67 The North Dakota Vegetable Garden, 1923
68 Meal Service, 1925
69 Shortcuts in Cooking with Suggestions on Time Saving Methods, 1925
70 Attractive Ways of Serving Eggs, 1925
71 Beverages, Old and New, 1925
72 Breakfast Foods and Cereal Mixtures, 1925
73 Corrective Diets in Constipation and Anemia, 1925
74 Fish, the Economical Food, and Meatless Meals, 1925
75 Food for Little Folks, 1925
76 Food for the Mother and Her Baby, 1925
77 Fruits and Vegetables Everyday, 1925
78 Making Use of Leftovers, 1925
79 Milk, the Indispensable Food, 1925
80 Practical Suggestions on Planning Three Meals a Day, 1925
81 Short Cuts in Cookery
82 Too Fat or Too Thin, Choosing Foods for Normal Weight, 1925
83 Corrective Diets in Constipation and Anemia, 1925
84 Family Nutrition Problems, Lesson IV, Child Nutrition, 1927
85 Family Nutrition Problems, Lesson V, Building a Good Food Vocabulary for the Child, 1927
86 Scandinavian Cookery and Food Customs, 1927
87 Food and Cookery for the Sick and Convalescent, 1927
88 Positive Health for the Pre-School Child, 1927
89 Practical Pointers on Poultry Care, 1927
90 Major Project in Health, Lesson III, 1927
91 Fruits and Vegetables for the Healthy Family, 1928
92 Major Project in Family Nutrition Problems, Lesson I, 1928
93 Family Nutrition Problems, Lesson III, New Ideas in Food Preparation, 1928
94 Major Project in Positive Health, Lesson VI, 1928
95 Positive Health for the Homemaker and her Family, 1928
96 Family Nutrition Problems, Lesson VI, Standards in Home Cooking, 1929
97 Food Sanitation in the Home, 1929
98 Quantity Cooking and Serving
99 Home Canning, 1931
100 The Indispensable Food, Milk, 1931
101 Planning an Adequate Diet at Minimum Cost, 1931
102 The Magic Kettle Pageant, 1932
103 Sauerkraut, 1932
104 Time Saving Suggestions in Cookery and Meal Planning, 1932
105 Feed Your Teeth, 1932
106 The Invalid Tray, 1932
107 Well Fed Family Project, 1933
108 Canning Meat in the Home, 1933
109 The Fine Art of Bread Making, 1934
110 Pep Up the School Lunch, 1934
111 Time Saving Suggestions in Cookery and Meal Planning, 1934
112 Vegetable Storage, 1935
113 Our Heritage of Foods, 1936
114 At Home with Good Manners, 1937
115 Game Cookery
116 Young Homemaker's Program, Modest Meals in Minutes
117 Young Homemaker's Program, Nutrition for a Lifetime of Better Health

118 Character Counts, 1998
119 Annual Summer Conference, Extension Service, August 5-9, 1963
120 Keeping Legal; Copyright and Software licensing Issues in Education, March 10, 2000
121 More Fun with the Family, Leader's Guide
122 Native and Naturally Good
123 Building Marriage and Family Solidarity, July 1974
124 Multiple Honeymoon plan
125 Perfecting Your Abilities
126 Population and the American Future, Leader's Guide
127 North Dakota 4-H Demonstration, 1986
128 Training for a New Century, Spring 2000
129 Managing for the Future Workshop, 1970
130 Business Management Microcomputer Workshops, 1993
131 Consumer Concerns, Leader's Guide
132 Decorating for Family Satisfaction, Leader's Guide
133 Drugs that Affect the Mind, Leader's Manual
134 TV Short Course, February 20-24, 1956
135 TV Short Course, Premium Grin.Combine to Processor, 1971
136 Support Staff Professional Development Conference, April 15-17, 2002
137 China, The Ancient Giant, Leader's Program Guide
138 Anatomy of Youth, Leader's Guide
139 Tour Guide, North Dakota Grassland Day, June 13, 1962
140 Public Speaking Program, 1986
141 Who Stepped on This Butterfly? October 1975
142 North Dakota Annual Extension Conference Program, January 8-12, 1945
143 19th Annual Meeting, Achievement Institute, December 11-14, 1928
144 Annual Conference, Raising our Professional Standards, December 11-14, 1962
145 Annual Conference, Tomorrow's Opportunities, December 10-13, 1963
146 Kitchen Economics, Suggestions for Project Leaders, 1933-1934
147 The People's Conference on North Dakota Coal Development, 1975
148 Boys and Girls Achievement Institute, 1925
149 Northwest Farm Managers Association, 1946
150 Farmer's Week, 1947
151 The Land, the People and the Rural Life of North Dakota, 1945
152 A Short Course for Ministers and Laymen, 1945
153 Rural Life School for Priests of the Diocese of Fargo
154 Farm and home Week, 1944
155 Farm and home Week, 1945
156 Creamery operators Conference, 1946
157 First Annual Research Conference, 1964
158 Research Conference, New Directions in Social Science Research, 1967
159 Research Symposium, Energy Conservation and Utilization, 1978
160 Conference on Wheat Utilization Research, 1867
161 Educational Conference, 1945
162 Safety Seminars
163 Annual Extension Conference, 1944
164 Annual Extension Conference, 1945
165 Annual Extension Conference, 1947
166 Annual Extension Conference, 1954
167 Annual Extension Conference, 1955
168 Annual Extension Conference, 1967
169 Sugarbeet Research and Education Board Meeting Minutes, 1989

1 The Extension, October 1911
2 The Extension, November 1912
3 The Extension, April 1913
4 The Extension, May 1913
5 The Extension, October 1913
6 The Extension, December 1913
7 The Extension, February 1914
8 The Extension, April 1914
9 The Extension, May 1914
10 The Extension, June 1914
11 Journal of Extension, Summer 1990
12 Pesticide Quarterly, April 1999
13 Pesticide Quarterly, November 1999
14 Pesticide Quarterly, January 2000
15 Water Spouts, April 1999
16 Water Spouts, May 1999
17 Water Spouts, June 1999
18 Water Spouts, July 1999
19 Water Spouts, September 1999
20 Water Spouts, October 1999
21 Perspectives, Staff Newsletter, January/February 1991-June 1993
22 EXT Press, October 1993
23 EXT Press, December 1993
24 EXT Press, February 1994
25 EXT Press, March 1994
26 Community.Ideas and Tools for Improvement, September 1980-September 1987
27 Community.Ideas and Tools for Improvement, October 1987-July 1993
28 Crop and Pest Report, May 6, 1999
29 Crop and Pest Report, May 13, 1999
30 Crop and Pest Report, May 20, 1999
31 Crop and Pest Report, May 27, 1999
32 Crop and Pest Report, June 3, 1999
33 Crop and Pest Report, August 26, 1999
34 North Dakota Homemaking Newsletter, January/February 1945-May 1952
35 Farm and Home News, May 5, 1955-May 26, 1955
36 Farm and Home News, June 2, 1955-June 30, 1955
37 Farm and Home News, July 7, 1955-July 28, 1955
38 Farm and Home News, August 4, 1955-August 22, 1955
39 Farm and Home News, September 5, 1955-September 26, 1955
40 Farm and Home News, October 5, 1955-October 31, 1955
41 Farm and Home News, November 14, 1955-November 28, 1955
42 Farm and Home News, December 5, 1955-December 26, 1955
43 County Agents Service, October 30, 1962-December 31, 1963
44 County Agents Service, January 7, 1964-February 25, 1964
45 County Agents Service, March 10, 1964-March 31, 1964
46 County Agents Service, April 7, 1964-May 26, 1964
47 County Agents Service, June 2, 1964-July 21, 1964
48 News and Information, November 5, 1962-December 16, 1962
49 News and Information, December 9, 1963-January 27, 1964
50 News and Information, February 3, 1964-February 24, 1964
51 News and Information, March 2, 1964-April 27, 1964
52 News and Information, May 4, 1964-May 25, 1964
53 News and Information, June 1, 1964-June 29, 1964
54 News and Information, July 13, 1964-August 3, 1964
55 The Population Bulletin, April 1999-February 2000
56 The Economic Briefs, March 1999-January 2000
57 The Economic Bulletin, April 1999
58 The Economic Bulletin, July 1999
59 Research Administration Notes, March 1999
60 Research Administration Notes, April 1999
61 Dairy Connection, April 1999
62 Dairy Connection, September 1999
63 4-H Connection, March 1999
64 4-H Connection, November 2000
65 International 4-H Youth Exchange Newsletter, October 1996
66 The North Dakota Seed Journal, December 1999
67 North Dakota Water Resources Research institute Newsletter, December 1999
68 Extension Focus, 1988
69 Extension Focus, December 21, 1990
70 Forestry News Notes, October 15, 1955
71 North Dakota Outdoors, November 1949
72 National Parks Bulletin, February 1937
73 National Parks Bulletin, June 1937
74 ITS News, March 2000
75 Summer Spectrum, 1965
76 Summer Spectrum, 1966
77 Summer Spectrum, 1967
78 Summer Spectrum, 1968
79 Summer Spectrum, 1969
80 Summer Spectrum, 1970

81 Press Releases, 1952
82 Press Releases, 1952
83 Newspaper Clippings, December 5-17, 1921
84 Newspaper Clipping, Agricultural College Graduates, 1938
85 Newspaper Clipping, Extension Courses, 1971
86 Newspaper Clipping, North Dakota, Economy, 1987

1 Annual Report, Renville County, 1922
2 Report of Conference on Grain Contamination, 1952
3 Annual Report, Mountrail County, 1960-1961
4 Annual Report, 1961
5 Biennial Report, Service to North Dakotans, 1963-1964
6 Operation Review and Renewal Report, 1973
7 1973 Progress Report of Cop Production Trials
8 Annual Report of District Supervisors, 1973-1974
9 Annual Report, Burke, Divide and Mountrail Counties, 1973-1974
10 Annua1 Report, Wild Oat Pest Management, 1976
11 Annual Report, Grant County, 1976
12 Annual Report, Grant County, 1977
13 Annual Report, Jamestown, 1977
14 Narrative Report of Organization and Promotional Work in Pierce, Ward and Mountrail Counties, 1930
15 Narrative Report, hitch hike Project, 1973-1974
16 Annual Narrative Progress Report, 1974
17 Annual Narrative Progress Report, 1975
18 Annual Report, Area Irrigation agent, 1976
19 Annual Report Area Irrigation Agent, 1977
20 Biennial Report, July 1, 1987-June 30, 1989
21 Annual Report to the State Board of Agricultural Research and Education, 1999-2000
22 Annual Narrative Report, Fore Berthold Expanded Nutrition Assistants
23 Annual Report, Urban 4-H Expansion
24 Annual Report of the Southeast Area Home Economics Extension Program, 1971-1972
25 Annual Report for Southeast Area Counties, 1974
26 Annual Report, Home Economist, 1974-1975
27 Annual Report of the County Extension Program for Southeast Area Counties, 1975
28 Annual Narrative Progress Report, Traill County, Home Economist, 1976-1977
29 Cooperative Extension Report
30 Cooperative Extension Report
31 Cooperative Extension Report
32 Cooperative Extension Report
33 Cooperative Extension Report
34 Cooperative Extension Report
35 Cooperative Extension Report
36 Cooperative Extension Report
37 Cooperative Extension Report
38 Cooperative Extension Report
39 Cooperative Extension Report
40 Cooperative Extension Report
41 Cooperative Extension Report, 1971
42 Cooperative Extension Report, Success Stories
43 Cooperative Extension Report, Griggs County
44 Cooperative Extension Report, Senior Citizens Club
45 Cooperative Extension Report, Expanded Nutrition
46 Cooperative Extension Report, Expanded Nutrition
47 SEMIS Narrative
48 Area 4-H Camp Directors Report
49 Records of Farmers in North Dakota
50 Records of Farmers in North Dakota on Four Groups of Farms in 1934
51 Financial Situation, Farms in Eastern North Dakota, 1932-1935
52 Years of Occupancy on 366 North Dakota Farms, 1937
53 Rural School Problems in Ward County, 1942
54 County Comments, 1935-1936
55 County Comments, 1936-1937

56 Staff of the North Dakota Cooperative Extension Service
57 Staff of the North Dakota Cooperative Extension Service
58 North Dakota Extension Staff, October 1952
59 1989 Extension Lineup, Staff Roster and Media Guide
60 Staff Directory, September 1991
61 Staff Directory, January 1993
62 Extension Service Directory Booklet
63 Extension Service Directory Booklet

64 Department of Public Discussion and Social Service Program Material
65 Acceptance of Wheat Allotment Contract, 1934
66 Oak Grove Seminary Correspondence and Order Forms
67 Suggested Library List
68 Correspondence, Library Booklist, 1967
69 Extension Leadership, Speech by Karl Knaus, 1945
70 Extension Service Banquet and Fun Night, 1953
71 Corn Club Work
72 Statement Prepared for Senate Appropriations Committee, 1977
73 Proposed Workload Change, 1983-1985
74 Budget, Personnel and Program Status of Cooperative Extension Division, 1987
75 Restructuring Plan for the NDSU Extension Service, 1989
76 Memorandum, United Way at Work Seminars, 1987
77 Memorandum, Plan for Trade Area Analysis Reporting, 1990
78 Memorandum, Public Issues Education Task Force, 1994

79 Radio
80 Radio Talks
81 Radio Talks, 1932
82 Radio Talks, 1933
83 Correspondence, Radio Talks
84 Radio Talk 1, Plants and Man, January 6, 1931
85 Radio Talk 2, Roots and Their Work
86 Radio Talk 3, The Leaf as a Food Factory, January 20, 1932
87 Radio Talk 4, Work of the Stem, January 27, 1932
88 Radio Talk 5,Why Plants Need Water, February 3, 1932
89 Radio Talk 6, How Plants Breathe
90 Radio Talk 7, Is Buckwheat a Cereal? February 17, 1932
91 Radio Talk 8, Buds in Late Winter
92 Radio Talk 9, Seeds and Their Germination, March 2, 1932
93 Radio Talk, How Seedlings break through the soil, March 9, 1932
94 Radio Talk 11, Early Blooming Trees, March 16, 1932
95 Radio Talk 12, Grass
96 Radio Talk 13, Reed Canary Grass
97 Radio Talk 14, Length of Daylight, April 6, 1932
98 Radio Talk 15, Violets and Potatoes, April 13, 1932
99 Radio Talk 16, Questions and Answers on Weeds, April 20, 1932
100 Radio Talk 17, Arbor Day, April 27, 1932
101 Radio Talk 18, The Story of Flax, May 4, 1932
102 Radio Talk 19, Buffalo Grass, May 11, 1932
103 Radio Talk 20, Using North Dakota Plants, May 18, 1932
104 Radio Talk 21, Questions on Weeds, May 25, 1932
105 Radio Talk 22, Western Yellow Pine, June 1, 1932
106 Radio Talk 23, Making Nature Serve Us, June 8, 1932
107 Radio Talk 24, Poisonous Plants, June 15, 1932
108 Radio Talk 25, Some Differences between Plants and Animals, June 22, 1932
109 Radio Talk 26, Leafy Spurge, June 29, 1932
110 Radio Talk 27, Competition Between Plants, July 6, 1932
111 Radio Talk 28, Pastures, July 13, 1932
112 Radio Talk 29, Abandoned Fields Harbor Weeds, July 20, 1932
113 Radio Talk 30, Range Plants, July 27, 1932
114 Radio Talk 31, Overgrazing Pastures, August 3, 1932
115 Radio Talk 32, Grama and Buffalo Grass, August 10, 1932
116 Radio Talk 33, Field Bindweed, August 17, 1932
117 Radio Talk 34, Alfalfa, Erosion and Native Grasses, August 24, 1932
118 Radio Talk 35, How to Maintain the Pasture, August 31, 1932
119 Radio Talk 36, Plants tell about their Homes, September 7, 1932
120 Radio Talk 37, Destroy Weed Seeds, September 14, 1932
121 Radio Talk 38, Collecting Seeds, September 21, 1932
122 Radio Talk 39, Pasture Mixtures, September 28, 1932
123 Radio Talk 40, Killing Perennial Weeds, October 5, 1932
124 Radio Talk 41, Plants for Permanent Pastures, October 12, 1932
125 Radio Talk 42, Sheep and Cattle Grazing, October 19, 1932
126 Radio Talk 43, Care of House Plants, October 26, 1932
127 Radio Talk 44, Working Through College, November 2, 1932
128 Radio Talk 45, Crested Wheat Grass, November 9, 1932
129 Radio Talk 46, How Plants Endure Winter, November 16, 1932
130 Radio Talk 47, Carrots and Health, November 23, 1932
131 Radio Talk 48, Insect Eating Plants, November 30, 1932
132 Radio Talk 49, How Plants Travel, December 7, 1932
133 Radio Talk 50, Christmas Plants, December 14, 1932
134 Radio Talk 51, Christmas Trees, December 21, 1932
135 Radio Talk 52, Weeds and Taxes, December 28, 1932
136 Radio Talk Requests, 1933
137 Radio Talk 1, French Weed, January 4, 1933
138 Radio Talk 3, Plant Travelers, January 18, 1933
139 Radio Talk 4, Importance of Grasslands, January 25, 1933
140 Radio Talk 5, Rayon, Cellophane and Artificial Stone, February 1, 1933
141 Radio Talk 6, Plant Grass on Idle Land, February 8, 1933
142 Radio Talk 7, Root Systems of Grasses, February 15, 1933
143 Radio Talk 8, Botany Enriches Literature, February 22, 1933
144 Radio Talk 9, Scientists Lower Cost of Production, March 1, 1933
145 Radio Talk 10, Leafy Spurge, March 8, 1933
146 Radio Talk 11, Utilization and Improvement of Pasture and Range, March 15, 1933
147 Radio Talk 12, Plan to Increase Efficiency of a Pasture, March 22, 1933

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