County agricultural agent
By: by H.W. Hochbaum. Senior Agriculturist Office of Cooperative Extension Work, Extension Service. United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.
Contributors: United States. Office of Cooperative Extension Work
Series: Miscellaneous Extension Publication Number 1
Publisher: United States Department of Agriculture
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 44
Subjects: Agricultural extension work
Description: "This circular by Mr. Hochbaum visualizes the things county agricultural agents do and the way they work.  It furnishes a background which serves to explain the popularity of county agents with rural folk and business men. - C.B. Smith, Chief, Office of Cooperative Extension Work." -- (Source: Foreword)
Notes: "June, 1932".
Table of contents: title: What is a county agricultural agent? (p. 3); title: A day with the county agricultural agent (p. 5); title: Is the agent a service man? (p. 9); title: The county agricultural agent is a teacher (p.12); title: What is a program of work? (p.16); title: Plans that work (p.23); title: The county agricultural agent works through local leadership (p.29); title: What helps does the county agricultural agent have? (p.33); title: How is the county agricultural agent trained and directed? (p.37); title: A job analysis (p.41).