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Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists, North Saskatchewan Branch, a Report of a committee on Planning For Post-War Agriculture in Saskatchewan, L.C. Paul as Chairman, Saskatoon, April, 1944. (2 copies)

A symposium prepared by members of the staff of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture for presentation to the Saskatchewan Reconstruction Council, ca. 1944. (102 p.)

Address given by J.G. Taggart, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture, to the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations, December 16, 1937.

Souvenir of the Farm Delegation to Ottawa, February 2, 1942. (40 p.)

Farm Family Living in Southeastern Saskatchewan, 1947-48 by M.A. MacNaughton, J.M. Mann and M.B. Blackwood, 1948. (33 p.)

"Historical Outline of Agriculture in Saskatchewan as Reflected in Reports of the Department," an extract by John R. Bunn from the Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture of Saskatchewan for the twelve months ended March 31, 1955. (19 p.)

A poster distributed by the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture regarding when and where agricultural meetings will be held to discuss some of the problems of tillage, crop rotations, marketing, and livestock production. (before 1947)

Farm Practices In Central Saskatchewan, by J.W. Clarke, 1950. 40 p. (2 copies)

Farm Practices in the Weyburn Loam and Regina Heavey Clay soils of Saskatchewan, by M. Ragush and F.F. Cline. Published by the Canada Department of Agriculture, September, 1953. (27 p.)

Alternatives to Grain Growing in the Prairie Provinces, an address delivered by A. M. Shaw at The Western Canada Live Stock Union meeting in Moose Jaw on January 18 and Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Convention in Saskatoon on January 19, 1934. 17 p. (2 copies)

Dr. James G. Taggart at a reception for R. S. Hamer, retiring Director of Production Services in the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. Wooden sculpture of pioneer scene given to Hamer.

Federal-Provincial Agriculture Conference. Left to right: A.M. Shaw, Chairman; Rt. Hon. James G. Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture; Dr. J.G. Taggart, Canadian Deputy Minister of Agriculture; Robert McCubbin, M.P., Parliamentary Assistant to Mr. Gardiner. December 6 and 7, 1954.

Former superintendents of the Dominion Experimental Farm, Swift Current: M.C. Smith, L.B. Thomson, G.N. Denike and J.G. Taggart.

Honorable J.G. Gardiner, Lieutenant-General A.G.L. McNaughton, Honorable J.G. Taggart and Lieutenant-Colonel C.R. McKerron view a Vickers machine gun, England.

Honorable J.G. Gardiner visits R.C.E. works during W.W. II, somewhere in England. Gardiner with Lieutenant-General A.G.L. McNaughton, Mr. R.J. Watrous, Major Colin Campbell, Honorable J.G. Taggarty and M. Georges Bouchard viewing a ditch.

Hon. J.G. Gardiner at a dinner in England with: Maj. General E. Sansom; Lieutenant-General McNaughton, J.G. Taggart, J.B. Bickersteth, Viscount Duncannon, Brig. C.S.L. Hertzberg, R.J. Watrous (Mayor of Brantford), H. Wrong, G. Bouchard, Brig. C.R. Turner and Brig. J.C. Stewart.

Honorable J.G. Gardiner walking with Brig. G.R. Turner; shaking hands with an officer; speaking to a R.C.E. officer with J.G. Taggart (President of Canadian Bacon Board); walking with Lieutenant-Colonel C.R. McKerron, Lieutenant General A.G.L. McNaughton.

Swearing in of the Liberal cabinet of 1934. Members include J.M. Uhrich, T.C. Davis, George Spence, R.J.M. Parker and J.G. Taggart.

Item is an image showing James Gordon Taggart talking to Gordon O'Brien and Francis Flood, at a Canada Department of Agriculture picnic.