Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-09
WILL REVIEW
TEN YEARS. OF
ACGIE WORK
Meeting at A. c.. Will Re.
view Decade of Extension
and Co. Agent Effort.

farGo. N. d., Dec. 9.-Ten years of
agricultural extension work will be
completed with the close of the pres
ent month. Likewise ten years OF
county agent work in the state will be
completed with the end of this year.
For this reason the tenth annua con-
ference Of the workers in the two d.
visions, which will be held at the agri-
cultural college here December IA to
l6 will take a long view of the ZEN
years. h view OF the work of h
past however will be the foundation
for the ideas of future progress and
the conference will deal entirely with
policies relationships, plans and
methods. The years annual confer
ence will follow the eight-day county
agent school which is in session at the
present time.
The extension and county agents
conference, which will practically
mark the end of a decade Of work will
convene in its first session next We'd
nesday. December IA. The subject of
the first morning meeting will be '"The
ject OF the same morning program will
be "Th Program of Work" Tuesday
morning h subjects will be "Rela-
tionshirs' and Community Organiza-
tion' while an afternoon meeting will
be held on that day to listen to the
reports Of the different committees.
Friday morning at IL o'clock. Gordon
the agricultural college will present
the result of the eight days of class
work n the conclusions Of the days
Of conference in 1.-The Forecast for
1922"
Wednesday n part of Thursday
afternoon the county agents of the
state will meet in sectional confer
ences while Friday arrangements are
being made for these men to meet
with the especial instructors or per-
Sons whom they desire to ask ques-
lions of in an effort to solve individual
or unrelated problems. Wednesday
and a part of Thursday also. the home
demonstration representatives m the
club work representatives will hold
sessions to consider questions In their
individual fields.
County Agents to Meet.
The county agents. in their sectional
conference will consider demonstra-
ton work, live stock projects. with a
special project upon the dairy COW,
n Marketing. Farm Management,
Crop and Poultry projects for 1922.
The Thursday section Of the confer
ence will be devoted to discussing the
county agents and the U. S. labor
board and cooperation with the State
Live Stock Sanitary Board. The
agents also will consider the questions
Of supervision. reporting systems and
the help to be derived from specialists.
Men prominent in the work of the
Agricultural college. in Farmers Co
operation organizations and in extern
sion work in the state will appear on
the programs at one time or another.
The first morning. Gordon w. Rand
lett. John Lee Coulter. president OF
the Agricultural college. Joseph A.
Kitchin, commissioner of Agriculture
and Usher L. Burdick of the Farm
Bureau Organization will be the
speakers. H. B. Fuller. secretary Of
the North Dakota Far Bureau asso-
citation will appear on the second days
program presenting the state work
while Frank Balmer will follow him
explaining the work Of the Minnesota
state farm bureau system.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Temperature, "a.
Maximum, IL hours, "a.
Minimum, "a hours, IL.
Wind, (south), 16 miles.