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North Dakota Agricultural College. Extension Service. Special Circular A. 1942-1946

Name Variations:

Nos 1-6 called Special Circular
Nos 94-100 called Circular A

No.	Date	Title	Author
1	1942	Garden varieties recommended for North Dakota in 1942
2	1942	Raising dairy calves	Murray, Donald L.
3	1942	Dress well at moderate cost	Brekke, Julia E.
4	1942	Profitable pork production	McLachlin, Harry B.
5	1942	Producing beef	McLachlin, Harry B.
6	1942	Feeding dairy cattle	Murray, Donald L.
7	1942	Produce more eggs for defense, for victory
8	1942	Feed the family first: plan the food supply now
9	1942	Growing field beans
10	1942	Where are you going? : build the road to victory…	Dawson, Ruth M.
11	1942	Better pastures	Geiszler, G. N.
12	1942	Grass seeding	Geiszler, G. N.
13	1942	Flax : you can help America win by producing more
14	1942	Grapes
15	1942	Soybeans	Stoa, T. E.
16	1942	Strawberries
17	1942	Garden insects: recommendations for control of common…	Butcher, F. Gray
18	1942	Garden disease control	Butcher, F. Gray
19	1942	Keep sheep healthy: recommendations for controlling parasites…	McLachlin, Harry B.
20	1942	Can! Can! Can! for the family and for Uncle Sam	Dawson, Ruth M.
21	1942	Vegetable storage	Schulz, A. H.
22	1942	Freeze fruits and vegetables for variety	Knowles, Darline
23	1942	Better feed from good hay	Leary, W. J.
24	1942	Storing grain in 1942	Schulz, Arthur H.
25	1942	Silage : high quality feed for any season at low cost
26	1942	War clothing problems: information for victory	Brekke, Julia E.
27	1942	Temporary grain storages	Schulz, Arthur H.
28	1942	Darns and mends to make clothing last : information for victory	Brekke, Julia E.
29	1942	Prevent fire: save the grass, protect the soil
30	1942	Victory food planner: better look into this!	Dawson, Ruth M.
31	1942	Rat control	Butcher, F. Gray
32	1942	Your farmstead windbreak	Zaylskie, John J.
33	1943	Strip cropping: to control wind erosion	Geiszler, G. N.
34	1943	Rabbit control	Zaylskie, John J.
35	1943	Your job as a neighborhood leader
36	1943	Stone fruits for North Dakota
37	1943	Core fruits for North Dakota
38	1943	Raspberries
39	1943	Your stove must last	Day, Florence P.
40	1943	Wheat in livestock and poultry rations
41	1943	Care of the sewing machine	Brekke, Julia E.
42	1943	Help save one million chicks: simple as A.B.C.
43	1943	Rotating knife potato cutter	Long, Thomas E.
44	1943	Control insects in your garden
45	1943	Making butter on the farm	Murray, Donald L.
46	1943	A Backyard poultry house	Cook, J. Earl
47	1943	North Dakota lawns	Graves, Harry A.
48	1943	Selection and care of rayon hosiery	Brekke, Julia E.
49	1943	Drying victory garden food	Dawson, Ruth M.
50	1943	Salting and brining vegetables	Dawson, Ruth M.
51	1943	Controlling internal parasites of sheep	McDonald, M. H.
52	1943	Feeding hogs for greater production
53	1943	Market better eggs	Barton, C. A.
54	1943	Straw shed for cattle and sheep
55	1943	Straw house for poultry
56	1943	Portable grain elevator
57	1943	Feathers and pillows	Day, Florence P.
58	1943	Fire swatter
59	1943	Firebreaks for the farm
60	1943	Vegetable keeper for heated basements	Promersberger, Willi
61	1943	Asparagus and rhubarb
62	1943	Making cottage cheese in the home	Murray, Donald L.
63	1943	Pruning trees and shrubs	Zaylskie, John J.
64	1943	Stove wood splitting machine
65	1943	Plan you livestock feed program now
66	1943	Soybeans from garden to table
67	1943	Food plan for the family
68	1944	Time tables for canning
69	1944	No point---low point: foods and menus
70	1944	More food in 1944: improved methods will produce more food
71	1944	Grow better oats	Leary, W. J.
72	1944	Den hunting as a means of fox control	Robinson, Milton O.
73	1944	Control of creeping jenny and leafy spurge	Leary, W. J.
74	1944	Mastitis or garget	Murray, D. L.
75	1944	Currants and gooseberries	Graves, Harry A.
76	1944	North Dakota : soil conservation districts	Geiszler, B. N.
77	1944	Year-round program for controlling internal parasites	McDonald, M. H.
78	1944	Food the Mexican likes
79	1944	Sheep management	McDonald, M. H.
80	1944	You can grow fruit in North Dakota	Graves, Harry A.
81	1945	This 8-point dairy program means something!
82	1945	Germination tests for farm seeds	Leary, W. J.
83	1945	Minerals for livestock and poultry	McDonald, M. H.
84	1945	Rabit control in North Dakota	Zaylskie, John J.
85	1945	Suggestions for wild oats and mustard control	Stoa, T. E.
86	1945	Sugar hints and recipes	Dawson, Ruth M.
87	1945	Guard against spoilage in home canned foods	Dawson, Ruth M.
88	1945	Control of perennial sow thistle	Helgeson, E. A.
89	1945	Suggestions for control of canada thistle	Helgeson, E. A.
90	1945	Control of quackgrass	Helgeson, E. A.
91	194?	More attractive farmsteads for North Dakota
92	194?	Gladiolus
93	1946	Control of fowl leucosis range paralysis	Eveleth, D. F
94	1946	The Wheat stem sawfly	Butcher, F. Gray
95	1946	The Hessian fly in North Dakota	Butcher, F. Gray
96	1946	Egg eating feather picking and cannibalism	Barton, O. A.
97	1946	DDT as a farm and home insecticide	Butcher, F. Gray
98	1946	Abortions in animals	Eveleth, D. F
99	1946	Sunporch for chicks and poults	Cook, J. Earl
100	1946	Range shelter for chickens	Schulz, Arthur H.
11 rev	1945	Pastures: good pasture produce more livestock products	Geiszler, G. N.
12 rev	194?	Pastures: good pasture produce more livestock products	Geiszler, G. N.
2 rev	1944	Raising dairy calves	Murray, Donald L.
23 rev.	1945	Good hay: green color and leaves should be saved	Leary, W. J.
25 rev	1945	Silage: high quality feed for any season at low cost
6 rev	1944	Feeding dairy cattle	Murray, Donald L.
9 rev	1950	Growing field beans

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