Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
SUMMER FARMERS WEEK
 AEAGRlCULTURA COlLEC

SUMMER FARMERS WEEK
 AZ AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
 Nine Connecticut agricultural asso- citations will take part in the annual Summer Farmers Week at Storrs, Au- gust 1 to 5. They are: Connecticut Poultry Association, Connecticut Oai- rymens Association, Connecticut Po- mological Society, Connecticut Vege- table Growers Association, Connecti- cut Beekeepers' Association, Connecti- cut Sheep Breeders Association, Con- necticut Swine Growers Association New England Tobacco Growers Asso- citation and Connecticut Tobacco Grow CTS Corporations.
 Among the speakers of the week will be Governor Everett J. Lake; Fl. w Collingwood, editor Rural New. Yorker; Miss Martha Van RensaIaer, Ithaca N. Y; Prof. John PheIan, Amherst. Mass. Fred Rasmussen, Secretary of Agriculture for Pennsylvania; Sidney B. Haskell, director Massachusetts Az ricultural Experiment Station George M Putnam, president New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation; and Mrs Ida | $. Harrington. Kingston, R. l. Demon 1 strations and field trips will daily sup 1 plement the lectures. There will be | programs for women visitors each day l of the week. The programmes for the { livestock, women's and tobacco ses- l sions are as follows:
 LIVESTOCK PROGRAM
 Connecticut Sheep Breeders Associa- l tion and Connecticut Swine Growers
 Associating, Cooperating.
 Tuesday, August
 9:OO A NJ. Pasture Management and 1 Building up Farm Fields, Profs. H
  | necticut Agricultural College. Meet
 at Tent near Dairy Building prompt ly at o'clock a. m.
 Sheep Parasite Control, Prof. G. H Lamson. Connecticut Agricultura College, Sheep Demonstration Farm | Spring Hill.
 1o: 30 A. M The Summer Pig. tn,
 Winters Meat Supply J. A. Simm:
 Extention Specialist, Connection
 Building.
 Wednesday, August 3
 9:0O A. NJ. Summer Pig Feeding, J. A Simms, Extension Specialist, Connec
 ticut Agricultural College, Piggery. 10:3 30 A. NJ. Sheep Drive, Campus. H1:00 A, NJ Address, Fred Rasmussen Secretary of Agriculture, Pennsyl vania, How to Meet the New Prob lems in Farming"
 1:SO P. Nj. Parade of Accredited Her, Work in Connecticut, Commission CT J. M. Whittlesey and Dr. E. Smith. Tent near Dairy Building. Thursday, August 4 9-11:OO A. M. Demonstration Experi
 ment on Reinforcement of Manure of Time of Manure in Rotation an of Methods of Seeding Alfalfa. Pro ". l.. Slate, Jr., Connecticut Agri cultural College. Meet at Experimer Station Barn near Storrs Garage. 1:3O P. M. Parade of Dairy Cattle an Horses followed by Horse Judgin Demonstration at Horse Barn. s Friday, August 5 9-11:OO A. M. Sheep Improvement Prof. H. L. Garrigus, Connecticl Agricultural College; Sheep Parasit Control, Prof. Geo. H: Lamson. Cor necticut Agricultural College. Since Demonstration Farm, Spring Hill. 10:O0 A. M. Sheep Drive Campus 2 11:0O A. M. Address, Prof. J. A. MC 5 Lean, Quaker Oats Company, Tel B near Dairy Bldg.
 l: 30 P. M. Parade of Horses, Beef Ca Eli tie, Dairy Cattle and Machiner s Campus followed by Demonstrate Fitting Horses and Beef Cattle ft Shows. Tent near Dairy Building \ Demonstration in Hog Judging, J. . Simms, Connecticut Agricultural Co 3 lege.
 . 2:3O P. M. Hog Problems pr. c. L. Co N ton, Deputy Commissioner of Dome tic Animals, Tent near Dairy Bull, Fl ing.
 \ 3:30 P. M Demonstration of She, Fitting, R. E. Begg, Sheep Specia ist, Connecticut Agricultural Co 5 lege, Sheep Barn.
 4:30 P. NJ. Sports.
 3 5:3O P NJ Rarbec1a