This sub series consists of 6 film reels, 5 VHS tapes, and 1 article regarding sheep. The motion picture material show exhibitions, documentaries, course material, and tours, between 1970-1996.
Citation: Anon._ Part I: Why Nova Scotia Farmers Should Produce More Home Grown Feeds. Part II: Field Crop Competitions to Encourage the Home Production of grain Seeds and Certain Cash Crops. Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, Halifax:.
Citation: Recommendations for Making and Feeding Grass Silage in the Maritimes. Departments of Agriculture of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Citation: Anon. 1914. Gardening in Nova Scotia. (Reprint of series of articles in Annual Report of the Secretary for Agriculture, 1913). Commissioner of Works and Mines, Halifax.
Citation: Roland, A.E. and Benson, D.A. 1957. Summer Key to the Woody Plants ofNova Scotia. Publication No. 16. Department of Lands and Forests, Halifax.
Citation: Newton, D.E. 1934. The Relation of Flora to Soil Types in the Counties of Chateauguay, Huntingdon and Argenteuil in Quebec. Pasture Studies V. Technical Bulletin No. 14. MacDonald College, McGill University, Quebec.
Citation: Macoun, W.T. 1915. Summary of Results - Horticulture, 1914. Bulletin No. 82. Experimental Farms, Division of Horticulture, Dominion of Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa
Citation: Nowosad, F.S., Swales, D.E. and Dore, W.G. 1936. The Identification of Certain Native and Naturalized Hay and Pasture Grasses by Their Vegetative Characters. Pasture Studies IX. Technical Bulletin No. 16. MacDonald College, McGill University, Quebec.
Citation: Saunders, Charles E. 1914. Summary of Results, Cereals, 1914. Bulletin No. 81. Division of Cereals, Dominion of Canada, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa .
Citation: Anon. 1979. An Outline of Legal Requirements for Selling Fresh Fruits & Vegetables in Nova Scotia. Marketing and Economics Branch, Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and Marketing, Kentville, N.S.
Citation: Calder, F.W. and Warren, F.S. 1958. Pasture Renovation in the Maritime Provinces. Publication 1024. Research Branch, Canada Department of Agriculture.
Citation: Langille, J.E. and Warren, F.S. 1966. Supplementary Forage Crops for the Maritime Provinces. Publication 1250. Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.
Citation: Fellows, I.F. and Byers, D.M. 1970. Economic Effects of a Com Silage Program on Connecticut Dairy Fanns. Bulletin 412. Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, The University of Connecticut, Storrs .
Citation: Windt, T.A. 1974. Harvesting the Hay Crop ·partial field curing, mow finishing. Engineering Branch, British Columbia Department of Agriculture.
Citation: Shuh, J.E._ Making and Feeding Grass and Legume Silage in Nova Scotia. Publication 1005. Field Crops Services Branch, Department of Agriculture and Marketing, Halifax
This file contains the Weekly Weather Summary for Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and copies of other newsletters and government documents. This file also contains serials Nova Scotia 4-H Club News and Nova Scotia Farm News.