being undertaken, specializing in production is being encouraged, and Ontario agriculture is advancing rapidly along the lines to which the soils, the climate, and the people are adapted. A study of the history of Ontario agriculture shows many changes in the past hundred years, but at no time has there been so important and so interesting a development as that which took place in the opening decade of the twentieth century. [Signature: C C James] [Transcriber's Note: The following correction was made: p. 572: Newburg to Newburgh Spelling in quoted passages has not been changed. Page numbering matches the original.] End of Project Gutenberg's History of Farming in Ontario, by C. C. James