Annual report, county extension work in Colorado, 1922: San Miguel County

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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF COLORADO . U. S . DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND SAN MIGUii:L COUNTY COOPERATING

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EXTENSION SERVICE COUNTY AGENT WORK

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fallon practice.

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planting

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( By

Demonstration

and Publicity)

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grain •

1. Barley

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out other

varieties.

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Donation _oad

7ork-~alling ~ine Tree , 30 inches in

diameter,

beine pulled

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RANK T. BAl. COUNTY AGENT

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FRANK T. BALDWlN COUNTY AGENT NORWOOD. COLO, ( FRANK T. BALDWIN COUNTY AGENT NORWOOD. COLO.

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FRANK T. 'BALf')WlN COUNTY AGENT NORWOOD, COLO.

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Form

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Revised

April, 1922 ..

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK

IN

AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS ..

U. S

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Department of .Agri aul ture .

State Agricultural

College, and

County

Extension Organization

States

Relations Sel;"Vire

Office of

Eit~nsion

Work

Washington, D. C ..

Cooperating ...

ANNUAL REPORtr OF COU'N"!'! AGRICULTURAL AGENT.

(DUe November

30,

1922) ..

State of Com1 t:v of -t ~ u <"' (

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1922 •

If agent has not been employed entire year, indicate exact period. Agents

resigning during year should make out this report before quitting the service~

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Approved and foiWarded by:

The annual report is a review, analysis, interpretation, and presentation

to the people of the county, the State, and the Nation of the sum to~al of th~

activities of the county aF:ricultural agent for tile year. The making of such a. report is of .Primary value to the county agricultural agent and t:Qe. county extension organization.

rhe narrative report should be a statement in orderly fashion, and under

appropriate subheading~, of the ~ork done, methods used, and results secured

under each project, as ·well as of the general work accomplished. Every

state-ment should be clear-cut, concise, forceful, and, where possible, rein,t;orced

with alliple data from the statistital summary. In the preparation of the part

of the report relating to each project~ the results reported in the statistical

s-Qllllary for the ~roject should be analyzed, conclusion dra~vn, and ~ecomn1enda­

tions made. The report may well be illustrated with photographs, maps, dia-g:arns, blue prints or cc_pies of charts and other forms used in demonstration

w~rk. Full credit should be given to all cooperating agencies. The lines

should be single-spaced. Yfith double space between the paragraphs, and

reason-ably good margins left. The statistical summary will grow naturally out of

the field and cff'ice records.

The following p-lan is suggestive of how the rej)Ort may be clearly and systematically outlined:

SUGGESTIVE OliTLINE OF 1UThTUAL :NARRATIVE REPORT ..

1. Cover and title page.

II. Table of contents.

III? Status of county extension or~anization.

{1) Form of organization - distinctive features.

(2) Function of local people, comuittees, or proJect leaders

in developing the _f)rogrcan of

work-(3)

General policies, including relationsni~s to ottillr

organizations.

IV. Program of work - methods employed and results achieved. (1) Factors considered in determining program of work ..

(2) Project activities pnd results ~

106-SRS

(a) In t:b..e development of the co·unty extension com-mit tees during tile year.

(b) In soil improvement.·

(c} In cro~ production.

(d)

In

live stock production.

(e) In farm economics.

(f) In marketing (buying and selling}.

(g) In farm heme betterment ..

(n) In boys1 and _gir~s1 clubs.

(i,

:n

other -:)roi:ec~ a~tivities.

(3)

Character an~ scop~

cf

o:fice ~nd field service. (4) Analysis and in~erpretation of t&~ulax smcr~aries.

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-V. Outlook and recorrunend.ations1 including suggestive program of wcrk: for next year •

.,. T, ,);_ . ...:~·1 Y'J. "' { 2~~..:i.. ::_ J .... _ ,~ ... ·-k· ,.AIL-_;.::.lsl-.f.i~ -:ts, _r~ ... ~ ... : .__·.._ • ..._y o! G ... l ... v- "v i'J

ty-i;ev1ri tten pa6es only placed at the beginning or end of the narrative repoTt.

Statistical Summary.

To supplement the narrative :part of the re.f o:ct, a.nd. iD c-.:-...._ _.._ .. ·: ·

parable State and National summaries can be made, it is neces;:;arJ that each agent include a statisti~al sun:b.--nary of the work in his county. Tt.e following form has been prepared to insure uniforillity in reporting- In addition to the

~uestions asked ~~der each subdivision of the ~eport , space is provided for the State to add other questions of State-wide impor~~nce. Additional roan

is also provided for each county agent to acid other i.:.'1Y}?Ortant statistical

in-foroation not covered in the series of National and State questions. For t he

sake of clearness the ~uestions are arranged in the same order as suggested

for the narrative.

EJ.:tension Organization l\1ap.

On this page draw or attach a map of your county, sho~dng boundaries of

ccmmunities or other local units organized. for e:<::tension work.

Locate county extension ccrumitteemen with ~n X.

Locate cO!illmunity extension c~mitteemen or proJect leaders with a dot.

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l. County executive CQrunittee and · county project leaders serving during 1922 (list below):

Of~icers and county

project leaders. N~e activity of which of project or

leader has charge.

Address II

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Does the extension organization provide for

(a) Heme economics work?

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(b) Boys'

and

girls1 club

work'j

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~~~~---Does the county extension service publish an extension news or ·similar'

publication? "-{(/? .

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4.

E'xtent of_ cornrrrun~ty -organization!_

106-SRS

(a)

(b) (c)

Number of carununities or local units in the county recognized by

the county extension service ~v~~

--~---~~---~~---Number of can~unities now r~ving community committees --~b_3

______ _

Total number of carununity cOffimitteemen or cammunity eject

leaders .. _ _,.,.-?.l.i:·:.-f(:__ __________________ ---..:. ____ _

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Meetings relating to extension organization and attendance:

(a) County extensinn cannittee meetings (County executive camnittee) -

·-(b) Cormnunity ccmmittee meetings

(c) County project committee meetings

Total

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(d) Number of above meetings not attended by agents ---lor_ ________ _

List below any additior~l - work relative to cou.~ty extension orga~ization

not covered by a~ove questions:

So:tl-Improvernent Pro.jects.

In answering the follotving ques~ions, report only results of the activities of the county agri cu.l tura.l e.gent t:b...at a:ce supported by records. An~~ evt;ry gue;;:.-tion. Use .f'l-¥~1.!§~ where wo:':'k d0ne can be s1rp::ported by records for current year.

Use

nunr."

(unrinisi:ed) w,~.:.ere work is unfinis~1.ed or no rec-ord available; ttN • .A .. " (not a:pplicaole) where questior ... does not apply; non (zero) where no work has been

done.

~ainage and Irri§ation. Number ..

6.

Drainage systems planned and adopted

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Acres involveQ i~ Question

6- - -

--8. Irrigation systems planned and adopted

-9·

Acres involved in Qp.estion 8

-Fertility.

10. Farmers consulting agent regarding use of fertilizers 11. Tons of canmercial fertilizer included in Question 10

12. Acres of clover or other legumes turned 1.mcier for soil improvement _ .... (...:-_

13.

Farms on which s·oil was tested for acidity - - - C'

15.

Tons of lime or limestone included in ~uestion

14

-16.

List below the org2..ni:.:;ations or aasociations relating to soils that the agent assisted in fonwing in 1922:

Organized in 1922 ..

Ty-pe of organization Nur!!ber. J _Membero.

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Drainage associations or districts

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(~ 0 I _I -Soil-Improvement Demonstrations*- 1922. . . \Resultant

ieind of Number l1ileetings at

!Unit~

in Incre.:1se

d.Wlonstrations demons trat ion.s

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ri.aroonstra.- per acre 1 p.roi"it

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Started Can- Nu..-rrt- Total t~cns or otl-.ar I U1:.3 to

J;;leted -ber attendance unit j. · 1ncrea!:'e

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-*A dewonstrC1tion· is an effort to shov.J by e:..:ample t::.E- practical aj?j?.lication of an

estat:lishe - f.::ct.. I'emonstra.tions r'.'..~.:..y be of Lnetiwds or results .. 106-SRS

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-Crop Pr_£jects.

In answering the following ~uestions, report only results of the activities of the county agricultural agent that are supported by records. Answer every .9.l~~~.. Use fi_g£!'~& where work done can be su.f>ported by records for current year" Use uunr .. " ( t;nfinisl-J.ed) where work is unfinished or no record available;

tt~'J .. .A .. " (not applicable) where question does not apply; ••on (zero) where no work has been done_

Corn ..

Number ..

17.

Farmers planting selected seed corn- - - --- -

--~1~---18. Far.mers selecting seed ~orn for nezt yearts crop - -

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Bushels seed corn selected - - - !( jJ ,,

20. Farmers testing seed corn for germir~tion - - -

---~---21~ Bushels seed corn tested for germinatipn -22. Acres planted with tested seed

-23.

Other farms on which corn growing was introduced or far.m practice relative to corn culture improved

-24.

.Acres involved in Question

23

Wheat, Oats, Barley, and Rye.

0

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25.

Farmers treating seed wheat for smut - - -

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Bushels seed wheat treated for smut - - - I~

0

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27.

Acres sown with treated seed -28. Other farms on which wheat ~owing was introduced or farm practice

relative to wheat culture improved

-29. Acres involved~in. 1Question 28

30.

Farmers treating seed oats for smut

7

31.

Bushels seed oats treated for smut - - -

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32..

Acres oats sovm with treated seed - - -

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33·

Other farms on which oat gr~ving was introduced or farm practice

relative to oat culture improved

-34.

Acres involved in Question

33

-35.

Farms on which barley grovdng was introduced or farm practice

relative to barley culture improved -lo6-SRS

7

37..

Farms on which rye gJ!OVvl.ug wa-:; ir. ::rod.uc:;:d or ~a.rm p~.:-£-;.c i ~e r

.3lati ve to rye cuJ ture improved.

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Acres involved in Q:u~bticn

37- - - ···

Bea~s and Potatoes.

39..

Farms on which bean grow:tng wc:Ls ir.troC..uced or farm pract.i. Cti

relative to bean culture improved - - --

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Acres involved in Question

39 - - - -

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0

41.

F~~ers treating seed potatoes f~r Jisease - - -

,£:

42 ..

Acres involved in ~estion

41

-Farmers spraying ~otatoes for disease

),),_ A _{~- cres invo~ved 1 in Question 43 - - - - -},

45.

Other farms on which pota-:0 growing was introduced or farm

:practice relative to potato cult-:;..re improved

-46.

Acres involved in Question

45

-Leg~es, Other Hay, and Forage ..

47.

Farms op which alf2,.lfa growj_ng was introd.u':!ed or £arm practice

relative to alfalfa culture inproved

-48.

Acres involved in (iuestion

47

-49. Farms on which sweet clove~ g~owing was introducea or farm

practice relative to sweet-clover culture im~roved

-50..

.Acres involved in Question

49 -· - - -

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-51.

Fa....'Y'ITJ.s on which red, alsike, or white clov-er was introduced or

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farm practice relative to clover c~lture improved- - -

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Acres involved in Question

51

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-

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-53

Farms on vvhich soy bean €_;Tov;ing vv-as intl"oduced or farm pra.c-tice relative to soy~bean c~lture nnproved

-54.

Ac~es involved in Question

53

55·

Farms on whicil sore,.;_-::ur.r:, milo, l3f~r , or feJ.:;e:rita r:?,Tovvi:i.J.g v.;as

intnod..uced or far:r. p:2a.ctice rt;)lative to t:1ei.c cult·ure iu1proved

-56.

Acres involved in Question

55

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57.

List in the following table work done in co~~ection with seed improvement:

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Crop Improved seed secured Improved seed for sale Names of varieties _{being standardized}

1_{~N~o-.--o~f~-.--B-u_s_h_e_l_s--~~N-o-.--o-f---r--B-u_s_h_e_l_s} ____ --+ farms fa.:c-ws (a) (b) (c) (d) Corn - - - _{I I} Wheat -Oats - - - -

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Rye - - - - I -

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Rodent &nd Insect Pest Control.

58.

Farms on which rodentcontrol methods were followed

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Acres involved in Question

58

-60.

Pounds of poisoned bait involved in Question

58

61.

Farms on which insect-control methods were followed

-62.

Acres involved in Question

61

-63.

Pourlds of po~soned bait involved in question

61

Fruit.

64.

Farms en which orchards were planted (apples , ~eaches, pears~

Number ..

citrus fruits, etc.) - - - 0

65.

Acres involved in Question

64 - - - -

0

Acres involved in Question

66

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_{F2.!'ms Cl'l wt..ich fruit tr·ees were sp:"'ayed}

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_{Acres involved in Questinn}

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Farm~ on which bush fr~rlts were planteu or farm practice relative

to bus'l::;,-frui t cul t;.ue r-~l~t;>rov:~ d - -71'> _{N-t::mber .of acres involved in Question}

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-72. Boys' and gi:rls1 _{clubs j_r..cicient to crop production agent assisted}

in organi~1D.g·c?;n. lS;::~ ?

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-73.

llembers em·olled in above clubs

· 74.

Members in above clubs _completing work

-75-

List belew the organizations or associations relating to crops tr;at

the agent assist_ed in forming in ~922;

Q { ) 0 n Q Organized in 1922. Type of organization Number Iviemoers " \. ·I .. - "

Potato growersl associations -

- -

- _{- -}

- - - -

...

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- 11 ~

Record of Crop Demonstrati6ns* - 1922.

Resultant Kind of

_Number

_{[Meetings at Units in Increase :Profit} Demonstrations _{demonstrations demonstra- per acre due to}

Started

Com-

Nun-

Total tions or other increase

pleted ber ~ t..tendam:e: e unit

Alfalfa - - - _

_I

_I

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- -

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:2o/!sf)p 1

'?

Clover - red,white,

and alsike - - - -

-Corn,seed selection

3

Vc y (h, • !J ₍₎

n

.3

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J I(J

Corn, varieties .- - 2_.

_/

;)

c2n

Oat smut control -

I

Oat varieties - - -

_I

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'A

I

y~1.r!~4 r rei?_

I Orchard spraying- 1. ) Brohard pruning - ₀ Pasture seeding or

'q

I(

l

;:Jn f I /)() renovation - - - 'A~ jl ') _l j

Potato disease conti ol

s-

~J

-Rye varieties - - - _{I I 0 0 I}

l

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~

1

C,.{j j

/

:2-Rodent control - -

j -:;

'). .2

9)

2 :;;_

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I I Soy beans -

1

- l -

--

-

-

-

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--

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_{I 0}

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- -

!

- -I _I Sweet clover -

--

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Vlheat smut control ~ (

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-

-

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- -

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*

A demonstration is an effort to show by example the practical application of an establisped fact. Dewonstratians may be of methods or results.

of the coumty agricultural agent that are SlJ].Jpor-;ed by records,. ~~~ ~ _g_uestion. Use ~EE.§. where work done can be supported by records for ~~-current year • Use 11_{Unftt (Ul1finiahed} where work is unfinished cr no record available; "N .. A ... "}

(not applicable ) where question does not apply; "011 (zero) where no work has been

__ doi.l.e.

76.

Registered horses secured ( (Stallions

{Mares

(miry

-77.

Registered bulls secured (

(Beef

(Dairy

-78.

Registered cows secured (

(Beef - - -

(Dairy

-79·

High-grade cows secured (

(Beef

(Rams

-80. Registered sheep secured ( (.EVves

(Boars -81. Registered hogs secured {

(Sows _

-82. Cowtesting associations organized in 1922

-83.

Cow-testing associations in county (including Question 82 and

those previously organized)

-84.

Number of m~bers in above associations

-85.

Cows tested

or

under test in 1922 for milk pxoduction through all

such associations organized in 1922 or previously

-86.

Cows tested for milk production by individuals

-87~ Cows discarded as tesult of test (Questions

85

and

86)

088- Farmers assisted in figuring balanced rations (all animals)

89. Silos constructed

-90.

Farms on which poultry practice was improved.

-106-SRS Number. 0 ) () )

11

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/ 0

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0

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-:·14

J\nirr~als te s ted for tuberculosis

-9?.

~Jiiffials treated for blaCkleg - - - ~ -

--93-

Hogs vaccinated for cholera -Hogs t~eat ed for h~orrhagic septicemia

)

Farm€rs using selffeeders for hogs

-96.

Farmers assisted in controlling contagious abortion

97 ·

Fe.rms on which beekeeping was introduced or the t..andling of

beos improved

-93..

Number of hives involv8d in Question

97

7

99-

Boys' and girls1 _{clubs incident} to _{live-stocc production agent}

assisted in organizing in 1922 - - - ~

-,

lCO. t=e.-nbers enrolled in above clubs .

-101. l;1Ember s in above clubs ccmpJ~eting work

-Number.

_ _ _Q__

_:266

(

c

J02. List belov1 the orginizations or ~ abi10KietiOD.il(.reiattngr..to . Uvs stock that t~"le county agricultural agent assisted in forming in· 1922;

Organized in 1922

Number Members

Bull Ass ociations

---~L---~~---t---Br ..;;eders t .A.ssociati ons

} I' I

l/

7

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Poultry Associations

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:2ee A sociations {/

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in<i of _{N-unber Meetings at}

1

_{Units in}

I

_{Increase Resultant} 8Irions tra ti ons _{demons tts.t.i. om;.s.dem ons tr a- per profit}

Started~: _{Ccxo- Num-FTotal ltions unit} due to

pleted ber !attendance! increase.

R

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ttons _{relating to live stock} This space is left for each county agent leader to include _{a~plicable to his State:} sUJ:iplemental

y_ues---...-...---··'

*

A demonstration is an effott to show by example the 2ractical a~plication of an -Kt~clisned fact~ Demonstrations may be of methods or results.

IJis t belcm

any

additional work relative to live-stock proj..ects··not cov0red by abov8 _{Clu.estions or in State Supplement:}

Farm-Economics Projects.

In answering the following questions, report only results of the activities

of the county agricultural agent tba.t are supported by records.. Answer every

sues-~· Ds~ ~es

where work done can be supported by .records for current year ..

Use uunf." (unfinished) where work is unfinished or no record available; uN. A.n

Q:tut app lica-ble) where q_u.estion does not apply; non (zero) where no work has been done,.. 103 .. 104 .. 105 . 106. 107 .. 108. Farm Management.

Farm account books distributed

-Far mers keeJ?ing records in such account books through the year Fa rmers assisted in surnrnari~ing and interpreting their accounts -Farmers making changes in their business as result of keeping

a cccmnts - - - -Other farmers adopting cropping, live-stock, or complete fanning

systems according to recommendations -Farms on which buildings other than homes were constructed or re- .

modeled according to plans furnished

-109.. Farm l eases drawn or modified

-l -lG. _{Form Management a nd farm account s chocls held} -lll .

112. Fcrm lab or ers supplied tr~ough county extension se~vice

ll). Farmers a.ssis t ed in securing tractors, sprayers, ditching

ma.cb.ines J or oth er machinery to economize labor

-106- SRS

Number.

I ( I I' 11

, ( yt I

Number .. 114. Farm Loan Associations agent assisted in organizing - - -

---~~----·.15.

Other credit associations agent assisted in organizing - - -

_..._Q __ _

Farmers involved in Questions 114 and 115 - - - :./(>

State Su:trtJlement.

This space is left for each county agent leader to include supplemental questions relating to farm economics appli~ole to his State:

List below any additional work relative to farm-economics projects not covered by above questions:

Marketing Projects.

Buying

and Selling.

In answering the. following questions, report only results of the activities

of the county agtieultura.l agent that ·

ara

supp~ted by records. .Answer every

ques-1.!.2h·

Use figures where work done can be supported by records for curi"al;lt ·•year. n

Use_l'Unf .. " (unfinished) where work is unfinished or no record available; 11_{N • .A."}

(not applicable) where question does not apply; uon (zero) where no work has been done.

117. In Table I list the cooperative associations which the co1mty agent has helJ?ed to form in 1922, and amount of business done:

l1

-Table I ..

Name of association _{Date formed 'N1Jinber ofl Products h2.:nc1 .. :;.d}

mEmbers Value of:

Savin ~ or business • raft t Illustrative entry

Jonesville Fruit As- Aug. 1

aociat ion. _peaches;buy Sell apples and _{snp~ l~}

plies.

I I" c c

Number 118~ Number of other cooperative associations organized by the agent or r.as

predecessors previous to 1922 with which the county agent bas

co-operated during the year - - - 6 1,;.,

119~ The value of -business done by a.sso.ciations included in Question 118 ---:2. 6

!I

C

120. Savings or profits made by associations included in Question 119 121. Numbor of farmers .assisted by agent in b~ing o~ selling through other channels than cooperative associations

-l22v Value of business done by farmers in connection with Question 121

123# Savings or profits made by farmers in connection with Question 121

<c

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_I I

Farm Economics and Marketing Demonstrations* - 1921.

Kind of _{1\1eet i:ngs at Unit5 in}

l

_Results.

D6roons tr at ions _{dcmonstrati ons demonstrations} Number: Number Total

at-tendance Farm managEment

l

and f~rm account .-.. _:_··schools Purchasing and marketing \ List others

I

.

' . .

*

A demonstratlon ~s an eftort to show by eAample the pract~cal appl~cat~on of an es-tablished f ct. Dernonstratlons may be of methods or results.

In answering the following report only results of tbe activities

of the county agricultural agent that are supp~ted by records.. An~wer ~erx.. QQ_~~­

tion. Use fi~ e~ where work none can be sL~Jp orted bJ records for current y~ar. Use 11Dnf.u (unfinished) where work is unfinishad or no r ecord available; 11NwA-"

(not ap-J?licable) wh8re question does not apply; "011 (zero) where no ,,-mrk has b~en

done,

Num-oer* 124. Water-supply systems planned and installed - - - ___

e?=---125.

Sewagedisposal systems planned and installed -126- Lighting:§ystsms planned and installed

-127 Farro homes constructed or r.:;modeled according to plans furnished -128.. Home gr-ounds improved according to plans furnished

129.. Homes in which labor-saving machinery or equifii1-ent were introduced.

130. Hous~hold labor0rs supplied thxough agent or ~arm bureau

-131.. Homes improving practiee relative to gards ning

-132.

Boys1 _{and girls' clubs incident to home mal=ing and gardening agent}

assisted in organizing in

1922

-133.

Members enrolled in above clubs

-134.

Members in above clubs completing work

-Kind f

Dsw.onstration

Clothing

-I::lom-· gar d. en:;

-I Farm-Home Demonstrations* -

1922.

Started: Com-plt;,te;d IM~etings at

I

demonstrations

NUI.i1-- Total at-ber tendanct? Units in d&monstrati ons 0 0

0

'

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L

I

3

Results

Home ground

improvcmentj---~LJ~--~~---L---~---~---~~---

7

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.

Bot s,__hooJ lunch - - -

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~;ms

- -

l -~~--"--~:,...u_

4

-=.t'-L---'

Labor avi:1g macr.dnGry ₁ 1

a.nd eq;mpment - - -

_j_·---t-..f---l-l--_-l---:---!---~----

4

~:;;o__~F

1tli ll: feeding for

increas-ing weight of c·1i ldran

---+--S~"J't i c t:mk:s - - - ' r

L. ~ . t-

I

~--t---~1---+---t---r---lsv o

h~rs

- - -

-~--~r----~.~---+----+---~---,---;;.1! demons -ration is &n 0ffort to S~10\f by GXa!Jl)l{-j tsi.e ··racti~l ap~.:;lication Of a .n. vS: t.~-bl:i..pp-:-.ci fact.. Demonstrations n.ay be of met nods or r'-'sul ts.

19

-This space is left for ee..ch colmty a gent leader to include supplemental

ques-tions relating to farm-home projects applicable to his State:

List below any additional work relative to farm-home projects not covered by above questions or in State Supplement:

Character and Scope of O~f~ce and Field Se~~~~~

In answering the followinc; q"'.lestion s, :::- e:po:..~ t onl y ~e s1llts of the act ivities of the county agricultural a ge::J.t th2.t e -.:-e s ·'l}:pr;r·t.e C. o~; :rec0::ds,. !~~~?.e..~ ~1_{(..':~:;-.y_ .9~As­}

t ion. Use fi gu;res where vvo~lc .._,1_··:mG can 'bt: s~JJz:ort. ed t -y :re C.!\{·ds f or c-:...:.:.:--·,;r.~. yr-~(..;r: ..

Use 11_{Unf. n (unfinished) whe:.>:f; ·.voris::} is _{1.U"l..-~='i ni.f,.had or :.~o} '='6 c•n·d _{a v3.ila.b.l <:: ~ ~~:!:~ .. ~~ •• n}

(not applicable) where que sticn d.oe s not e.pl)ly; norr (zel .. o) where no work has been done.

135•

Different fa.~mers visiLe~ on their farms

-136.

Total number of farm visits made

-137•

Office · consultations relating to extension work {ao not include telephone calls)

-138. Days in field

-139·

Days in office - - -

--140. Farmers' Institutes held (not included under extension or§anization

Number / J:cb :;L '-/ C! _I

;;_ /

_{k' <c I} I I c) "'7

I

/( L./

meetings,

p.4,

or dewonstration meetings,pp.6,ll)l4,17 tc:,nd 18, ('

142. Extension schools or short courses held

-143.

Attendance

at

meetings involved in Question ~42

-144.

Extension au.tc tours -

-

~ ~

-

-

-

-

- - -

-

-

- - -

-

~

-

-

~

-145.

Attendance at meetingP involved in Question

144

-146.

Ot h~r agricultural meetings attended by a~nts not previously

reported - - - ~

147.

Attendance at ~etings involved in Question

146

-l4s. Grand total all meetings held during yea~. including

organiza-tion,

p.4;

meetings at demonstration~, farmerst institutes,

andmiscellaneo~s, involving Questions 14o, 142, 144, and

146 - - - -

~

-149.

Grand

total attendance

all

meetings

involved in

~uestion

l4S

-150. Agricultural articles written by agent and published in local papers (do not ~nclud.e not ices of meetings or similar

brief news items) .... ,_

-151. Agric·uJ.tural articles written by agent and published in county

extension news or similar publication -

-152. Individual letters written and

mailed---~-j ~

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153...

Circular letters written - - - .... - - - -

._.J.-;;;t:...c...-154.

Total number of co~ies of circular letters mailed ~

-155~ Number of ques-tionnaires

or

t other req_uests for information r..a.ndled

by agent for U. S._ Department of Agriculture or other

Federal agencies--- --- - ·--- ) ~

156.

Number of questionna~res _{or otber requests for information handled}

by agent for agricultural college or other State institution

or offt cial - - - · - - - -- - - I f'\

List below any other work relative to · Character and scope of office and

field· service not covered by above questions:

D 1 I d

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21 -Map of De~o~strations.

~ab1~J~~Summaa__Qf_J2~Qjgc t s.

-

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I

Days Approz~mate distribution of agents• 1

..

_{Days time in office and field onpl'ojects}

projec~

Title of Project of com- special- md m\.J;;cel~ aneous ,vork for l'l-2.2 l~ader

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Aug.IS.r:pt~

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