The week was in cooperation with the Extension Department of Missouri University, the teachers of S.T.C., County Agent C.C. Keller, and the City Chamber of Commerce. In 1929, the Soils Class went on a field trip to Hahatonka near the Niangua River. The day was spent studying rock and soil formations and geological structures. Summer courses offered in agriculture in 1930 included Cereal Crops, Poultry, Principles of Dairying, and Soils by Professor Alexander. Professor Thomas taught General Horticulture and Farm Management.
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