Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-07-02
TEXAS FARM MANAGE
MENT ASSOCIATION
Program Of Meeting to Be Held at
College During the Coming SEES
sion of Farmers Congress.

The following program will be car
ried out at the meeting OF the Texas
Farm Management Association dur
ing the sixteenth annual session Of
the Texas Farmers Congress, held at
College Station in July, according to
announcement made today by Secre-
|tary A. S. Ware, of College Station.
He states that every indication points
Ito very successful meeting of the
association which though one of the
youngest in point of organization, is
one of the strongest agricultural or
CARNATIONS affiliated with the Farm
lers' Congress.
Farm management Is the one
science Of scientific agriculture in
which all men who are in any way
dependent upon the soil, are interest
ed. 1t deals with the correlation o. all
agricultural information into a form
which is readily available and apple
able to the ordinary farmer, taking up
questions peculiarly fitted to indiyid-
ual farms 1t is really the applica-
ton of business methods on the farm,
in such way as to bring the greatest
profits for the least possible expend.
iture and yet allow the land used for
the production of such profits 10 Ell
dure, instead of being worn ont"
This question of soil improvement is
answered by the logical rotation Of
crops. adding organic matter TO the
land. and thus avoiding the exhaus-
ton Of this important constituent in
the soil
Altogether, great meeting is ex-
pected this year The members To-
lcated in remote sections of the state,
/ in many instances. have already ar
ranged for accommodations, and a
large number of the members will be
in attendance.
Texas Farm Management Associa-
ltion-J. F. Bradley, Memphis, presi-
dent; L. Cough, Crosbyton, vice presi-
dent; A. S. Ware, College Station,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONDAY, JULY 2s-2 p. m.
Address of Welcome, B. Youngblood,
director Texas Agricultural Expert
ment Stations, College Station.
Response to Address of Welcome
Chas. H. Alyord, superintendent OF
farms Taft Ranch, Gregory-P Portland
Texas. Formerly professor of sgri-
culture A. and NJ. College of Texas.
I Presidents Annual Address-Hon.
J. F. Bradley, Memphis.
A System of Farm Bookkeeping
Judge L. Cough, Crosbyton, vice pres
ident of the association.
Discussion led by J. H. Calrkson,
Robstown.
Farm Records-Chas. E. Alvord,
Gregory-Portland, Texas, superintend-
ent OF farms, Taft ranch.
Discussion led by T. W. Buell., sill
lperintendent of the Denton Sub-Ex-
pertinent Station, Denton. Texas.
Needed Improvements in Farm Ma
chinery-A K. Short, superintendent
of the Temple Bolton Sub-Experiment
IStation, Denton, Texas.
Discussion led by Judge L. Cough
Crosbyton.
Relation of Soil Fertility to Farm
Management-Dr ]. Oscar Morgan
professor of agronomy, A. and NJ. Col
llege Of Texas, College Station.
TUESDAY, JULY 29-S a. m.
Improving Soil Fertility-Hon
Henry Exall, president Texas Indus
trial Congress, Dallas, Texas.
The Cropping System-H. NJ. Balm
er, agricultural demonstrators Santa
Fe Railroad Co., Amarillo.
Farm Management Investigations
Rex E. willard, farm management ex
pert, College Station, Texas.
Discussion led by G.. !. Huffman
Iowa Colony, Arcola
Business Organization of the Farm
Wv B. Newhall, Raymondsville.
Types of Successful Farming in the
Gulf Coast Country-H. H. Harring
ton, agricultural director. st. Louis
Brownsville & Mexico Railroad Co.
Kingsville. Formerly director Texas
Experiment Stations).
Cooperative Marketing-Prof. R. j