In 1936, the agriculture department was made up of two lecture rooms, two laboratories, two offices, and one storage room all located on the east ground floor of the Science Building. At this time the agriculture department was considered temporary and used for administrative purposes for the science department. Due to depression, many students could not afford to attend college therefore information on the agriculture department was limited during this time. The Country Life Club was responsible for many of the activities and trips that took place in the Agriculture Department. One of the many trips was to the American Royal Livestock Show.
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