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Show whrn the prngnim i.s completf.;1 i lh(.Te will be complete cooperation coopera-tion and effort on the part of ! everyone concerned to make the! program effective. On Utah County Farms With County Extension Agent being- used wisely. This lends to the appointment of a dozen or more committees. These committees commit-tees usually cover the .subject? of irrigation, feed crops, hay and forage, truck crops, fruit, livestock live-stock including dairy, poultry, beef cattle, sheep and hogs, range livestock and range problems; better bet-ter home living and living from , the farm's production; health, in-, in-, creasing the farm income and better bet-ter spending of the farm income; wiser and better use of credit and handling of financial matters. Instead of the county agent going go-ing into the county and making a program of his own and announcing announc-ing to the people that this will be the program for the year, he will accept the program made by the , people and that will be the pro-1 gram to determine his effort and, cooperation. When these county programs I are completed they will be assem-j bled, correluted and will make up j the state program: Also, the re- j suits will be forwarded to Wash- ington, D. C. to act as a guide for national planning and program making. It is remarkable the interest and j effort which the women and men of the communities have been willing will-ing to put into this study and analysis in gathering fundamental material for the making of a program. This gives promise that IMIIKl TOIt KEHOKTS COINTV l"l,.VN.M.(i El rE('l l K IN UTAH y llirertor Willium lVterson TSAC Extension Service All of the agricultural problems which have laced Che farmers during the past lew years seem to indicate that it is an opportune oppor-tune time for us to atop and take inventory and out of that inventory inven-tory make a program which should be the plan of our farming effort for the coming years. This is the necessity of a study and inventory in-ventory at this time which might be formulated into a program acceptable ac-ceptable to the county. Usually 20 to GO persons are invited to the first meeting, including in-cluding both men and women. The first effort is given to an analysis analy-sis of the agricultural cenus in the county, the water supply, a crop production, living conditions health situation and whether or not the credit of the county is not another program Just to be handed to the people, but it is a program to be made and worked i out in detail by the people who j are themselves concerned. Although the Agricultural College Col-lege Extension Service is taking the initiative in the county pro-: pro-: gram planning, the program is being be-ing made by the farmers and the homemakers themselves. In each county a group of representative people in the different home and agricultural industries ar.e, called together. Agricultural economist; are explaining to these people |
