Evening journal., 1920-12-02
M'CUE urges
DEL. FARMERS
TO ORGANIZE
lConlInnod From FIrsL Page. !.

AAlNUilUuNN IINN flIrh IdANsf
Commerce for ils courtesies. Adiu-
tant-General ]. Austin Ellison for the
use OF the state Armory, and speak
ers from neighboring STATES, u. ). De-
partment OF Agriculture. Delaware
COLLEGE and the University Of Mary
land.
70 further was resolved that until
such time as the legislative bodies OF
tho Peninsula pass laws lnsurlng
eI,OwOrs apa nst importation OF dis
vases and Insects aid provide neces-
eary financial ald 10 maze continued
enforcement tho sOcicty expresses the
wish that This enforcement and pro-
toction be sustained by the Federal
Horticulture Board OF the Department
OF Agr culture 10 was suggested, now
ever. tlat one member OF the board
should be a practical horticulturisl.
A resolution also was adopted ior
The appointment OF a committee OF
nVc 10 develop a campaign 10 adNer-
tlsc .he distinctive qualities aud Nalu'
| nf ihc apnles crown on the pelsnsula
Tho Society will adiOura this ar
/ term1Oa, after one of th most suc
cessfll sessions In Us history. 81,
"The nrst great nrObl m ~ w
prohlem OF organization OF an Siau
Agricultural forces Tor more eul
clency." sad Dean McCue. The Della
ware farmer must reall1. that IN
dav OF farm Independence Is gone
No longer Is he farm sulllci nj un'
Itself. The farm OF today us depel
dent upon the worlds markets an
'ho supplies which th4y have 10 onei
The farmer Ia dependent upon N
fruits OF many Industries other ina
his own.
"The FIRST grea. problem of nela
ware agriculture Is 10 bring me DeI
aware farmer 10 realization mat q
Stands as a representative or grei
Am-rican Industry and bears a ri
su1neibiliiv 10 the industry as
whole. The Delaware farmer Ind
vdually and collectively. should iol
In the great NOV ment now going @
10 weld all American farmers u
gether TO solve agricultural problem
Farmers arr oaly one or lhe gre
rrouD OF workers Agricultural @
cani1ailon In the Stale should
along two lines. those originating
the farmers thene Ives and sta
! acriculiur1l agencies"
Professor NcCue outlined WI
should be doae along thtse lines !
J, those two agencies. Another p
r. problem, he said, was the markeuI
l. Of farm producis. q. ,
l "Tha past two crop seasons
n continued. shave been disastrous on
y FOR many Delaware farmers. lii'
!, cost OF Production and low price
y nrOduce has brought many farm
!, face 10 face with the problem or no
" TO Obtain credit 10 start mex. yem
!, farming operations"
u SSH another rlOus problem.
s.ent on Is thai of financing nee
y farmers. The problem OF farm lab
u transportation. production, were d
y cused ~ lagth.
n Dean McCue spoke OF he problel
OF the bog industry. grape indusl
p and the peach and appl- Industries
=, "1sio great fundamental probh
N for an Delaware farmers" he %
~ rluded. sis the maintenance or
" fertility. esp cially now that less a
~ NAL fertilizer Is available"
es Papers also were read last night
VI. stockton. BiglereVille. Pa, On ~
a. Community Packing House"
"a Theodore Wade on Marketing
O." Calizations."
More Prizes Awarded.
~ In addition 10 the awards OF pr
'Si given In The Evening Journal Of ,
lh terday. the Judges on the fruit
M vegetable exhibit Of the sociciy h
We annoulced the result OF the comp
OF iiOn for the best general display
an fruits. The first prize Of 5000 8
on 10 Walter b. Harris, of Worion, \
lo and the second prize Of 500 10 w.
Ne Sanger. Of COrdOva, Nd. Mr. Hai
10 exhibited "A barrels and "a box
u and Mr.. Sanger barrels and 2i box
Best single plaie Of listed Narlel