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Home and Farm Magazine Section
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1914.
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A "Brewlor" ot Wlt.
BRRKDING cultlo horacH, pics nml cliifkons in common ciioukIi, but how miiiiy fttrincw breed vhM By
brocditm i'H really meant election, and it is by this that the champion wheat grower of the world, pictured
above has captured his first pri.cs. Constant care and experimentation are necessary to secure the re
sults 'that have brought Senger Wheeler of Kouthern, Saskatchewan, Canada, fame as a wheat grower.
The grower is shown above stand in in a field of wheat which has few equals in the world. It was a bushel
of wheat from this field that won the first prize and sweepstakes at the recent International Soil Product
Exhibition held in conjunction with the International Dry Farming Congress at Wichita, Kansas. From this
field came tho wheat that won against "nil the world in tlo Sir Thomas ShaugbnesKy. $1,000 .purso offer tbreo
years ago. This is done by "bleeding" wheat
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