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Identifier: n11ontariosessional49ontauoft (find matches)
Title: Ontario Sessional Papers, 1917, No.58-59
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: ONTARIO. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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, Printer to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty 19 17 Printed byWILLIAM BRIGGS Corner Queen and John Streets TOBOXTO REPORT OF THE Horticultural Experiment Station 1906-1915 To THE Honorable James S. Duff, Minister of Agriculture. Sir,—In submitting the following report it is desired to call attention to thefact that some ihention is made of all work under way that is of an experimentalor investigational nature. In many cases all figures available on the varioussubjects are not given, but it is hoped that from the outlines submitted in detailfor a few experiments it will be possible to obtain an idea of the general planand method of work. It is hoped also that this report may serve in a small wayas a record of the work of the Station up to October 31st, 1915. Yours very sincerely, F. M. Clement, Director. STATION STAFF F. M. Clement, Director. F. S. Eeeves, Hybridist. 0. J. EoBB, AssiStant, Olericulture. P. E. CcLVERHOUSE, Assistant, By-Products. A. G. Harris, Assistant, Pomology. (3)
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(4) REPORT OF THE Horticultural Experiment Station 1906-1915 The Place op the Expekiment Station and the Need for Definite Information. The orchards, small fruits, vines and vegetables of Ontario represent anannual income of approximately $14,000,000 or more per annum. ISTineteenhundred and eleven census gives $13,862,000 for the season of 1910. Recognizingthat Agriculture,, and then Horticulture as a part of agriculture, is the basis ofour Provincial and National wealth, it is convincing without argument thatlaboratories for research, and fields for experiment, must be maintained if thehighest efficiency is to be secured. This is the basis on which Experiment Stationsare founded. Horticulture has registered a marked advance in twenty years and is stilladvancing rapidly. The first Experiment Station of the United States was estab-lished in Connecticut following the year 1875. Canada passed a bill in 1886appropriating the necessary money to establish the Central Experimental Earmand it

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