. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. February, 1921. SCIENTIFIC AGKICULTURE 83. ALTASWEDE RED CLOVER. A new production of red clover being multiplied for distri- bution. University of Alberta. this association, the following fundamental principles have been observed :— 1. That organized effort with tJie growers is essen- tial. 2. That an association with recognized rules and regulations exercises a splendid effect in securing a high standard of work. 3. That pure seeds of good .strains, liybrids, etc., pro- duced by the station, must lie se
. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. February, 1921. SCIENTIFIC AGKICULTURE 83. ALTASWEDE RED CLOVER. A new production of red clover being multiplied for distri- bution. University of Alberta. this association, the following fundamental principles have been observed :— 1. That organized effort with tJie growers is essen- tial. 2. That an association with recognized rules and regulations exercises a splendid effect in securing a high standard of work. 3. That pure seeds of good .strains, liybrids, etc., pro- duced by the station, must lie sent out under the direct- ing autlu)rity of the station. 4. That all seed .sent out by the station must be of known origin, standing and purity. 5. That all seed sent out should lie sold outright— and tliat the proceeds for same may be regarded membersliip to the association. 6. That small tests by growers or members of the association are essential as a means of confirming one's opinion of a given strain. 7. To become an effective* iigency in the production of pure seed, seed must l)e supjtlied to tlie grower in sufficient quantity to enable the individual to multiply it into saleable quantities in a minimum of time. This makes it possible for the grower to take .steps to equip himself with clean land, suitalde implements, etc., Iiy wliich lie can make an enterju'ise out of seed multi- plication and distribution. 8. That only a very limited numlier of farmers, are qualified to grow pure seed for distribution. 9. That all seed sent out by the station and produced therefrom, should be standardized according to possible recognized national standards. 10. That all seed growing operations should, in a large measure, be under the jurisdiction of the associa- tion management. 11. That a management be apjiointc'd to act in an advisor}' capacity when matters of are con- cerned. 12. That for purposes of prejiaring seed for sale and selling, a secondary organization might
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