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This issue begins with a travel diary of Prince Edward Island and the winning speech from the oratorical contest. Continued in this issue are the articles on English agriculture and barn construction techniques. Agricultural articles pertain to cultivating corn for silo storage, a tour of Aberdeenshire's cattle farms, and propagating flowering bulbs. Campus news reports on the conclusion of the school year with closing ceremonies for the various clubs and farewells to the students. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The Garden of the Gulf The Fundamental Defects of Modern Society Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals advertising

This issue's editorial is regarding agricultural literature available to alumni. Agricultural articles consist of a brief report on agricultural economics and the keen interest in milking machines. Campus reports are for the Y. M. C. A. and athletic teams. Alumni updates are in the Personals column. Editorial Agricultural A medley on stock economy Milking machines Old College days Personals Locals Y. M. C. A. Athletics Exchanges

The editors of this issue propose that a group of students tour the West Coast to advertise the O. A. C. Autumn agricultural articles include preparing hogs for winter and the annual Plowing Match. Campus articles address the new Chemistry Lab, the prospects of agricultural education and the results of the athletic teams. Alumni updates are in the Experimental Union report and Personals column. Editorial Agricultural The feeding of hogs in the fall The dairy cow an artificial animal How can life in the Country Districts be made more agreeable Improvements Annual Plowing Match Third Year Specialists Experimental Union meeting Prospects for agricultural education in Ontario Personals Athletics

This issue highlights the contributions of the college to the breeding of livestock and grain and the advantage of formal agricultural education. Editorial Agricultural News Method of Ascertaining the weight of live cattle Co-operative Experiments Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union principles feeding of Corn Ensilage Farmers sons OAC Guelph Correspondence and Contributed Farmer's Institute Personal Local News Among our exchanges

This midwinter issue highlights seed selection for the greatest yields, and using leguminous plants for soil fertility. Campus news pertains to the positive press coverage that the College had received, promotion of the various short courses, and a successful third Annual Conversazione of the O. A. C. The Macdonald Institute column contains an article on the physiology of the nervous system. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. The seed selection special The romance of wheat Why do we do it? Nodule formation on the roots of leguminous plants The forestry convention Pasture grasses Editorial College Life Our Old Boys Macdonald Athletics Locals

This issue's articles include the Farmer's Club movement in Ontario, agricultural education in Massachusetts, encouraging native nut tree cultivation in Ontario, student livestock judging, and the poultry industry in Alberta. The Experimental article is regarding various forms of agricultural extension education. The Horticulture column continues the article on Ontario's apples, and using Hairy Vetch as a ground cover. Campus news covers the At Home promenade, the Massey Hall lecture, and athletic activities. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the events of the season such as the new student initiation, the At Home promenade, women's tennis, and senior graduation. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. Farmer's Clubs Life and education in the hills of Massachusetts Nut culture in Ontario November Agriculture Student judging Indian Summer Experimental Equipment and methods in agricultural extension Horticulture Ontario and the apple Hairy Vetch in the orchard Poultry Poultry raising in Alberta Nature Editorial College Life The Politician Alumni Athletics Macdonald The Seniors of 1910 Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This Easter issue focuses on the dairy industry and Farmer's Institute in Eastern Central Ontario, as well as the Easter activities of the students. Editorial Agricultural News Synopsis of an Address Better Things Correspondence and Contributed Farmer's Institutes of the Eastern Central Division Personal Local News Among our exchanges Advertising

This spring issue's focus is on the springtime activities of selling livestock to market, maintenance of country roads, and college examinations. While an editorial looks at how physical activity contributes to morality. Editorial Agricultural News Roadmaking Museum Evolution Correspondence and Contributed Gymnasium as an aid to morality Division of labour in agriculture Personal Local News Among our exchanges Advertising

This issue contains articles on Spain, the best method of pruning apple trees, early sprouting of planted oat seed, maintenance of a gasoline engine, a career in agricultural journalism, the profitability of cleaner milk, and agricultural education with special exhibits on trains. The poultry articles pertain to artificial incubation, the profitability of combining poultry with bees and apples, producing the best eggs for hatching, and updates from the O. A. C. poultry department. Campus news highlights the Conversazione, the public speaking contest, the Union Literary Society meeting, and the athletic results. The Macdonald column provides articles on a new student's impression of the college, the work of the Y. W. C. A., and the Literary Society of Macdonald Hall. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column features a lesson plan for a course in woodworking. Alumni news provides a current biography of the successful alumni, A. M. Soule. Romantic and picturesque Spain Pruning young apple trees I Would Be True The beggars under the bush Put On The Brakes Stooling as a factor in oat production Care of the gasoline engine on the farm Agricultural journalism Cleaner milk Artificial incubation Money in poultry, bees and apples Eggs for hatching Agricultural notes Notes from the Poultry Department Railroad specials The Greatness Editorial Alumni Athletics Hockey Basketball Baseball College Life The Conversazione Macdonald: Macdonald as seen by Short Course students Different Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

The highlight of this issue is the Macdonald Institute graduation ceremonies and examination results, including photographs. Research articles include the bacteriology of fat globules, milk testing of dairy cattle, the deterioration of stored butter, and minerals in the human body. This issue also includes profiles of notable visitors to the Ontario Agricultural College, and a continuation of the travel diary of a professor's journey through the West Indies. A few students write of their experiences as representatives of the College, as they travel to conferences and annual meetings, and of the pasture composition in New Zealand. Of interest is the new animal nutrition department and a history of the research conducted on campus since 1905. An overview of the work of the agricultural extension department explains the wealth of information provided to farmers. Reprinted in this issue is the poem, The First Sheaf, along with some farm humour. An article addresses the necessity of plant conservation with the establishment of arboretums. The Macdonald Institute column provides a listing of all of the graduates, a summary of the graduation ceremony, and a photograph of the Daisy Chain. The Macdonald Alumnae column includes a review of the new food laboratory at the Institute, reports on the Homecoming Weekend and the Alumnae Tea, and the Institute's contribution to the Red Cross Nutrition Classes. Campus news provides photographs of cattle shown on campus, and the life for students who remains on campus for the summer. Two alumni provide an update on their aviation company. Alumni news includes photographs of various reunions on campus and alumni updates. Provided in this issue is an extensive graduate list of alumni occupations and home addresses. Editorial Facts from fat globules E. Harrison Esq. C. M. G. A vagabond cruise to the West Indies "A change is as good as a rest" The economics of cow testing Agriculture to aircraft The new Animal Nutrition Department Expanding Agricultural Extension New Zealand pastures "The First Sheaf" Alas! the poor farmer! Plant sanctuaries An apiculture harvest The deterioration of print butter Mac Graduation pictures Macdonald news An Empire policy for agriculture On being home after graduation Examination results Avis Prima Vermen Capit, or the deplorable history of early rising Weeds worst enemy - Canadian farmers Everybody shows Around the College Macdonald Alumnae Alumni news Our body minerals The Graduate List

This issue offers articles on fencing, horses, and cattle in preparation for spring. Alumni news includes an article on farming in western Canada. Editorial Agricultural Farm fences Beefing properties of Shorthorns To tell the age of horses Correspondence South Western Alberta Men of many figures Personal Local News Our exchanges

This issue outlines the advantages of attending the O. A. C. and has articles on improving and preserving the quality of farm soil. Editorial Agricultural earthworms Report of the Farmer's Institute needed Qualities of a good dairy cow Evergreen windbreaks Correspondence Advantages to be derived from a preparatory course of training at the O. A. C. Is phrenology a science? Personal Local News Our exchanges