The animal husbandry department of the College of Agriculture, it is an experiment, hopes to take advantage of the exhibit at the Pacific International Exposition at Suffolk.

The Minnesota Experiment Station, a grain experiment, has made a study of experiments in feeding hogs. Wallace's Farmer, a corn belt farmer, marizes the results as follows: "In the first place, wheat must be fed, whether dry or soaked, is not usually as good conducted in various states on the feeding of wheat to swine and summer hog feed as ear corn. Ground wheat, however, is slightly superior to corn. As an average of a large number of experiments, it has required about 396 pounds of ground wheat and 44 pounds of tankage to produce 100 pounds of gain, as compared with 409 pounds of ground corn and pounds of tankage.

A summary of the Idaho experiments in the feeding of wheat to live stock will be found in another column of the News Letter. 