Aerial view of agricultural complex.

A 1953 and 1962 certified membership list of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists.

Typewritten copy of article by Professor W. Fream, College of Agriculture, Downton, Salisbury, entitled Prairie Farming, originally published in the Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, 1885. Includes references to Bell Farm, Indian Head.

Publication written by William Irvine and published by McClelland and Stewart, Limited, Toronto, Ontario.

This poster is called, Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture: Rules to Observe and Precautions to Take in Growing Profitable Crops on the Drier Lands of Saskatchewan and includes suggestions regarding summerfallow and spring work, [ca. 1914].

Glass lantern slides depicting several themes from farm improvement to weed control. Part of a numbered series for slide presentation, however the numerical sequence is incomplete. Slides are originally from the collection of Ernie MacKenzie.

Booklet entitled, Weed Seeds Commonly Found in Timothy, Alsike and Red Clover Seeds, prepared by G.H. Clarke. Published as Bulletin No. 16 - New Series by the Branch of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Dairying, Seed Division of the Dominion of Canada Department of Agriculture.

Item is an image showing Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Shepherd, Jos. and Victor Shepherd, and T.H. Truscott standing in a tall field of Marquis wheat on the farm of Robert Shepherd.

News: (1) Winter Games youth ambassadors; (2) Hindmarsh elected new president of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation; (3) Saskatoon Mayor Sid Buckwold discusses a joint meeting of Regina and Saskatoon city councils; (4) Construction shots of a Saskatchewan Power Corporation natural gas pipeline from Prince Albert to the north; (5) Mains - Seminar '70 - The effects of development near the Saskatchewan River and the resulting pollution; (6) Royal Canadian Air Force Memorial to portray events in Canadian aviation history; (7) Canadian Chamber of Commerce says efforts of business to restrain inflation must be equalled by labour and government; (8) Rev. Owens re: plan to turn grain to flour for needy Métis and Native families; (9) Heggie Legislature - reply to throne speech - Land use commission should divide Province into three zones; (10) Lloyd - Legislature - Amendment denouncing Provincial Government; (11) Booth - Saskatchewan Council for Crippled Children - March of Dimes; (12) Buckwold - Saskatoon - Regina - joint brief to Ottawa; (13) Bothwell - Saskatoon - Regina joint brief re; industrial development; (14) Larson - Canadian Co-operative Implements Limited to cut machinery costs by offering discounts to farmers; (15) Band practice - Saskatoon School Music Teachers Association; (16) Sinclair - S.T.A. Convention - there is a cost to rising pollution; (17) Sears - City Council - Sask Water can control water flow to allow development of sewage lines across the Saskatchewan River: (18) Koyl - City Council - discussion of City assessment; (19) Charlebois - Legislature - re: oil and gas projects and Ipsco expansion; (20) Flour for Indians - Perdue Farms; (21) Smith - United Appeals - Jones appointed new campaign chairman: (22) Ron Shorvoyce interviews Federal Agriculture Minister Otto Lang re: wheat quotas; (23) Alexander - Board of Trade - Industry '70 breakfast remarks: every businessman should be a member; (24) Dr. J.H. Young, Chairman of the Federal Price and Income Commission, speaks of wage increase as opposed to productivity increase; (25) Dr. Young overlay; (26) Torchlight parade promoting the 1971 Canada Winter Games; (27) Co-op demolition; (28) Fawcett - Inland Steel expansion; (29) Winter '70 preparations.

Item is an image showing the breaking/tilling of land located west of Sturgis, Saskatchewan.