Stories by Arthur L. Dahl

Insular Irrigation

Hawaii Finds It Necessary to Control Her Water Supply

Feeding the Soils

What the Farmer Has to Put In to Pay for What He Takes Out

Some Special Uses of Redwood

The Pride of California's Forests and Some of the Roles That It Plays

Putting Rejected Oranges to Work

How California Fruit Growers Are Utilizing Their Citrus By-Products

Salt from the Sea

Some Details of a Little Known California Industry

Our Lagging Gold Production

Reasons Why Less of the Precious Metal Is Being Produced Now Than for Many Years Past

Motor Trucks in Orchards

Winter Fuel from Our Woodlands

Putting the San Joaquin to Work

Some Details of the Water-Power Development in California's Fruitful Valley

From Fish to Food

How the Toothsome Sardine Is Prepared for the Market by Regular Factory Methods

Harvesting the Hay the Latest Way

What About Our Wine Grapes?

A Few Reasons Why Prohibition Is Not Going to Bankrupt the California Growers

What is a Silo?

An Invention of the Nineteenth Century and the Place Found for it in Farm Economics by the Twentieth

Food versus Feed

The Benefits to be Derived from Eating Skim Milk Instead of Giving it to the Barnyard Stock

Valuable By-Products from Gold Dredging

Growing Hops in California

A Glimpse at an Industry That Will be Hit by Prohibition

Trees for the Desert

Uncle Sam to Re-Forrest Barren Areas

Out-of-the-way Jobs for the Tractor

A Few of the Unexpected Places Where the Mechanical Crawler Has Proved Its Value

Shoes for Soldiers

Revising the Professional Fighter's Footwear to Make It Fit the Citizen's Army

Drying Vegetables a New Conservation Move

The Process Greatly Extends the Farmers Market