I lie Farm Needs Brains Years ago n mnn had thteo sous for whom ho selected vocations Tho first ono was very smart, tho next ono very good, the last one was simple sim-ple minded. In his tvimlom tnls mn saic; This ono who Is very nn t I wi'i n.nko a I iwyer of; tho ,oi. i i. shall' bo a preacher; Jack knows so llttlo, I will make n farmer of him. Hut slnco thon times havo changed. chang-ed. Thero Is no occupation In the world that calls for moro ability nnd brains, training and ndaptabl'Uy than farming. It Is a mnn's job. To plow and sow and reap without understanding un-derstanding Is no moro rcnl farming than cutting a man's leg off with an axe is real surgery. Agriculture is tho basis of tho nation's na-tion's wealth. The soli Is our greatest great-est asset, and tho Intelligent bul fling fl-ing up of this demands, broad experience, experi-ence, technical learning, sensible, systematic education, big minds, unerring un-erring Judgment, In fact tho boat that humanity produces.