The log cabin Democrat., 1914-08-06
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
 OF FARM SCHOOL
OPENING HERE MONDAY
SEVERAL HUNDRED FAULK- NER COUNTY FARMERS FIX
 PECTED IN ATTENDANCE.


 August 10 to IA, inclusive, was re- ceived here today and contains ad dresses and lectures by nearly score of scientific agriculturists. The pros poets are that there will be an at tendance of several hundred Faulkner county farmers, as the session will occur at time when they are at leis- ure. It was announced today that the Collier and Sales wagonyards will provide free accommodation for the wagons and teams of the visitors dur ing the school. The program as outlined by Prof. w. R. Wheelock of the University of Arkansas, follows:
 9:30-Enrollment opening address. 9:30-"The Relation of Soil Com position to Crop, Production Prof. Nelson
 1O:15-Breeding for Increased Milk and Butter Production" Prof Fowler.
 11:OO-" Economy in Better High ways MT. Welty.
 100 p. m.-"The Planning and Care of Peach Orchards Prof. Knox. 200 p. m.-"Oats as Cover Crop, and for Hay and Grain,' Prof. Nel- son.
 800 D. m.-"The Feeding and Man. agement of Horses and Mules" Prof. Branson. TUESDAY
 S:3O a. m.- Ten Sheep for Every 40 Acres in Arkansas" Prof. Fowler. 9:30 a. m.-" Building up Worn out Farm Prof. Nelson. 80 a. m-"The Commercial Gull ture of Irish Potatoes" Prof. Knox.
 ZOO p. m.-"Producing Beef on Our Arkansas Feeds" MT. Welty.
 200 p. m.-"The Proper Cutting and Curing of Hay Prof. Nelson. 800 D. m.-"Silos and the Making and Feeding of Silage,' Prof. Bran son.
 WEDNESDAY. Farm Demonstration Day. S:3O a. m.-"The Culture, Storing and Marketing of the Sweet Potato,' Prof. Knox
 9:15 a. m.-"Purposes and Methods of Soil Drainage Prof. Ruzek.
 10 a. m-"San Jose Scale and Other Fruit Tree Insects,' Prof. Becker.
 1O:45 a. m.-"How to Make Use of the County Agent" State Agent Wat son.
 100 D. m-"Feeding for Milk and Butter Production," Prof. Branson. 1:45 D. m-"The Cooling Moth and the Peach Worm,'' Prof. Becker. 2:3O p. m.-"The Culture and Uses of Legumes," Prof. Ruzek.
 3:15 D. m.-"Steps in Our Agricul- tural Progress" President J. c. Flu trail, University of Arkansas.
 THURSDAY.
 8:3O a. m-"Soil Exhaustion and the Use of Fertilizers Prof. Ruzek. 9:15 a. m.-"Behavior of Cotton Varieties Under different Soil Condi tions,' Prof. Lassetter. 10 a. m-"The Eradication of the Texas Fever Tick and the Construc- tion of Dipping Vats," pr. Cow.
 1O:45 a. m.-"Methods of Combat ting the Boil Weevil," Prof. Becker. 1 D. m.-"Opportunitie in Grape Culture for Faulkner County ,'' Prof. Knox.
 1:45 p. m.-"Putting Fruit on Cot ton," Prof. Lassetter. 2:30 D. m-"Relation of Farm Practices to Insect Control,' Prof. Becker.
 3:15 D. m.-"Nature of Hog Chol- era and it's Control; Vaccination Dem- onstration," pr. Cow. FRIDAY.
 8:3O a. -"Methods and Benefits of Crop Rotation" Prof. Ruzek. 9:3O a. m-" Marketing Cotton, Prof. Lassetter.
 1O:3O a. m.-"Proftable Pork Pro- duction,' Prof. Wheelock. | 1O:4O a. m-"The Commercial Gull ture of Canteloupes and Watermel- ons," Prof. Knox. . ] 1:45 D. m.-"Marketing Cotton, Prof. Lassetter.
 2:3O D. m.-"The Revolving Fund in Crop Production" Prof. Ruzek.
 3:15 ?. m.-"Profitable Poultry Gull ture," Prof. Wheelock. | THURSDAY. Home Economics.
 9 a. m.-"Principles of Nutrition,' Miss Arthur.
 10 a. m-Cooking Demonstration, Miss Arthur.
 1:3O D. m-"Care of Milk and Cream in the Home," Prof. Wheelock.
 2:3O D. m.-"Home Sanitation, Miss Arthur. | 3:15 p. m.-"Household Insects ana their Control" Prof. Becker. 1 FRIDAY.