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Debates 1. Resolved that mixed farming is more profitable than special farming. 2. Resolved that winter dairying is more profitable than summer dairying. 3. Resolved that city life is preferable to country life. A . Resolved that it is more profitable to have cows freshen iniall than in winter. 5. Resolved that the breeding of heavy horses is more profitable to the farmers than that of light horses. This convention was held in St. George's Ha11(?) Toronto on the 12th and 13th November, 1912. Mr. George Putnam was Superintendant of the Farmer's Institutes. In his remarks he stated that this was the 18th Annual Report - Apparently the Farmer's Institutes started l893-9h. (Probably 1893 and the first meeting was in 1894) The Bulletin has been put out in two parts. Part I is the one from which I have quoted. PartII deals with statistics - meetings speakers finances. do not have. Mrs. Ralph Sills “m” This latter one we