O. A. C. Review Volume 20 Issue 5, February 1908

This issue's articles address winter birds in Ontario, dairy tariffs and the Ontario farmer, nocturnal birds and the spread of noxious weeds in impure grain seed. The agricultural articles pertain to government dairy testing associations, the future in agriculture on the Prairies, and the economics of mutton production. The Horticulture articles address the profitability of fruit farming in Ontario, and greenhouse tomatoes. Campus articles include the examination results, how the O. A. C. is the largest residential college in Canada, and winter athletic activities. The Macdonald Institute column has an article on cooking classes in rural schools. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue features the class of 1874. Our winter birds The tariff and the Ontario farmer Voices of the night The Aurora Borealis The spread of noxious weeds in Ontario The Shepard of the Soil Anglo-American musings on Canada Government cow-testing associations Agriculture Ontario and the West Some phases of mutton production Horticulture The economic importance of Canadian horticulture Greenhouse tomatoes Editorial College Life Home life at the O. A. C. and the opportunity it affords Athletics Our Old Boys Snowfall Macdonald A country school equipment Locals advertising