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64. Brome grass field, Montana 270 



65. Fall rye field, Montana 274 



66. Oat field, New Mexico 278 



67. Dry-farm orchard, Utah . . . ■ . . . .281 



68. Barley field, Montana 285 



69. Barley field, Utah 289 



70. Barley field. New Mexico 294 



71. Corn field, Montana 299 



72. Steam plowing 303 



7o. Parts of modern plow 305 



74. Sulky plow 306 



75. Plow bottoms 307 



76. Plow with interchangeable moldboard and share . . 307 



77. Disk plow 308 



78. Subsoil plow 309 



79. Spike-tooth harrow 310 



80. Spring-tooth harrow 311 



81. Disk harrow 312 



82. Riding cultivator 314 



83. Subsurface packer 316 



84. Disk drill and seeder 318 



85. Disk drill with press wheels 319 



86. Sulky lister for corn 319 



87. Utah dry-farm weeder 322 



88. Cultivating durum wheat, Wyoming 324 



89. Preparing land for dry-faiTuing, Arizona .... 326 



90. Dry-farm with flood reservoir ...... 329 



91. Dry-farm homestead, Montana 331 



92. Dry-farm homestead, Arizona . . . . . . 385 



93. Some dry-farm products, Montana 339 



94. Vegetable garden, Montana ...... 343 



95. Windmill and storage tank, Arizona 349 



96. Last of the breast plows ....... 352 



97. Cache Valley, Utah 356 



98. Automobiles of dry-farmers at demonstration . . ■ . 361 



99. Excursionists to dry-farm demonstration, Utah . . . 367 



100. Threshing on Utah experimental dry-farm . . . .371 



101. The land to be reclaimed in Montana ..... 375 



