Fifth Week Of Girls 4-H Club Camp Ends
Georgia State College of Agriculture hosts fifth week of girls 4-H camp at Camp Wilkins with emphasis on citizenship, cooperation, and self discipline. Activities include hiking, open fire cooking, supervised water sports, dress revue, and evenings of entertainment. Districts from Macon, Farm Women, Atlanta, Augusta, and Savannah send campers with district agents supervising and leading.
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J. Phil Campbell
State College of Agriculture
Ce Skins
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Wilkins
Kirota
Annie McLanahan
Willie Vie Dowdy
Geo. Kor
Cooper Morcock
R. J. Richardson
W. P. Clarke
Lee
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Athens
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Georgia
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Augusta
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Organization Is The Fundamental Factor In Solving Farm Problem
Alexander Legge argues the key to farm prosperity lies in farmer organization and unified marketing. He cites laws allowing collective action, calls for consolidation of national farm groups, and praises federal support through the Farm Board and extension services to build large commodity selling units for better bargaining power.
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Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Land Grand Colleges
Seyual States
Extension Services
Federal Board For Vocation Education
Farm Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs
Federal ‘Arm Board
Modern Needs Demand The Standardization Of All Farm Produce
The standardization of farm products through quality grading has developed in modern American agriculture. Federal standards issued by the USDA over 15 years cover more than fifty commodities and are adopted partly by state Departments. Use is optional for producers, yet more goods are sold by grade. Standards aid merchandising by sorting commodities to fit intended use and provide a common trade nomenclature for quality.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Department of Agculture
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Departments of Agriculture
Farm Women Adopt Home Improvement Programs at State College
The Georgia State College of Agriculture reports 11 522 farm women adopted improved house finishing practices and 1 049 improved home grounds. Across 194 study classes, campaigns in 14 counties involved a home improvement specialist aiding county agents to assist farm women and girls in home work and beautification.
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Andrew Soule
Georgia State Lege of Agriculture
Mechauit
Nishing
Soulewald
Roth