Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-20
FARMERS AT THE FAIR
49,. A., ,rleuItural Exhibit will far tN,
''' ec,d All Previous Displays NV, NV"
g,eh Lessons ofIucaleulable value.

,,IieI with greater i"s''
,,,re people than will almost any ON, n,oI
,,.,' ,,o of the great exposition. Mll-
S' W. are engaged In raising or dealing
=, .,rlcultursl products, and every one
e,nnmsr OF them. Recognizing
- ,he exposition management has
.,a,d accommodations and iacili'
~. Oar this exhibit which dwarf such
~ ,,.,on made at any previous WORLDS
lair. ,
The agriculture building, nn impos.
49,, and beautiful structure, situated
-. the main lagoon, southwark
,,,m the grea, manufacture building,
4, apldly approaching completion. anu
,ul be finished even TO all details OF
',nsmentatlou, before October LIST. u
r,s.ur,s 800 by 500 feet, and has nj
.nn.S 500 by $50 feet, and connected
s..smbly hail, which has n seating Gu.
-.rlIy OF 1900. Close by Un the south
he dairy building, measuring 100
5yaO ieet. ., 49, in
Nnn nUIAAltNl INANAbh W Wv HAA"sN
s,or Of the building viii be occupied
\, the agricultural ana other food e1-
sisIl- Of foreign nations, which, It u
,l,rady assured, will be extensive.
Grat Britain, Germany, France,
Ts.icc, Austria, Denmark, Sweden,
Iat,p, Paraguay, Canada, aud num-
III OF other countries have already
bssn assigned space, ranging from 1000
"a ib.OOO SQUARE feet each. II II eN.
reftrd that the agricultural exhibits by
ibs.e countries will be Ne compruhen.
i've as those OF our own country, aud
wlllshow some features which will be
sxcecdingly instructive to Amerl'
cans.
Occupying nearly all Of the remain.
Ar l the main door will be the TX.
hlbi, OF cereals aud other farm pr,-
duets from the States Of the unlou.
Fyery state anu Territory, II Ia ex.
p,cled, will be represented by
4. products. Thus, upoi this ono
vast floor covering nearly ton
,ef,s, will be displayed In all
theft variety aud perfection tho pick Of
ibe farm products OF the word. 1t IL
belived that the exhibit made 10y this
eounlry, naturally exceeding that "
any other In extent, will attract great
attention, also, by reason oi it, exccp.
tIoual merit, Rud the comprehensive
information that Will accompany u.
This great exhibit, or rather array OF
exhibits, will he made anu arranged
IN such a systematic manner that the
visitor, almost ut q glance, eau tell not
only the appearance OF each object,
hui what Il h, where II came from,
aud dall about H." For under the
regulations adopted for the depart.
mrnt, Chiet Buchanan requires that
each exhibit shall ue accompanied
with the following daiai name Of OBJ
ject, name VI producer, whore grow A.,
character Of soil, date OF planting,
quantity Of s,ed p.autvd Dor acre,
method Of cultiyaii ~, date II harvest.
ing, yield per acre, weight, price OF
pr duct nj nearest market, average
temperature ami rain or snow fall by
months between planting and hnr.
yestug, sud whether or not irrigation
was employed.
On the siI acres Of floor ng In the
Annex, which lie virtually an extern.
zion Of that Of the main building, will
be shown every description OF agricul.
tufal machinery, including not only
tbs beet and mttt improved now In use,
bat also such rs viii illustrate the pro.
gfess Of the Industry, from primitive
time TO the present.
In The great galleries Of the building,
which aru most novel In construction
and perfect In point OF availability, " IN
be located on the north front, the wool
exhibit; on tie west end the aplary
display, which will include working
colonies OF bees; on the south front tho
daify implements, and on the great
central sections the exhibit of the
tFewing and tobacco industries, and
Tue wealth Of magnificent exhibits Of
hlufs, meals, bread, pastry, sugars,
confectionery, canned foods, oils,
SOAPS, chocolates, etc.
One OF the most novel, instructive
ADD elaborate exhibits, aud one thai
viii undoubtedly attract the attention
Of every scientific person and scholnI
Interested In any phase Of agricultural
llle, VIII DO that made by tho Associa
Won OF American Agricultural
colleges AMI Experiment stations
Inc exhibit Will occupy nearly 500
squafu feet Of space, and will b,
located In the southwest corner OF In,
building, On the iirst floor. IL will
represent the entire work of "A moue
Agricultural Experiment Station.
covering entirely tho field OF oxpefi
ment aud research Ia crops, botany,
horticulture, entomology, feediul
SUNS, animal nutrition, dairy solids
miif testlngs and veterinary science
ana VIII include mn elaborate and com
pete botanical, biological and chomlca
laboratory.
In addition to this, the agricultural
colleges ofthe United States will have
W this tpace, a combined exhibl
graphically Illustrating the work AM
peeisl neld covered by each college
lhls entiie exhibit N not only unique
oul Is something that has never beer
accomplished or attempted at any pre-
''ous exposition. The exhibit will b,
wy up ami conducted by the director
" me different experiment stations ant
lelie'entatives Of the different aprl
uuIufal colleges OF the United States
aeh contributing some part OF tn. ex
nun lhe whole 10 be Installed In 4
Asnlncvnt manner, at the expense Of
nv United states government. Thi,
w., give TO every visitor an oppor
~ towllness this methods by whict
Wv. great advances In all pilates o
neullural life and Research are car
,,., NM on IN the colleges aud experiment
'whons OF the United States.
outside the building Will be- shown
YEA magnificent exhibits, put up Al
aiMsN cost, Of the irrigation SYSTEM
s o'me great West. On the lagoon lus
h" Ith OF The annex to tho agriculture
auiuing VIII he Installed traction M,
U'mule engines and wonderful,
machinery, "u''