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Show B tfninmKtri 1 i'i1 " -"" rt'll'l'ft'rTnrrTifY I B at BBaBBa BtBMBSjBBBBBBSBCSBBwVCCSBSBBBBBCSwL. lBCSSBBwBSBEi mimsA BHBSOBBJl XflBuQr'SSvwL.,HBBBBSSSSSSCSSSSSSSSvMSf BVs C BsIbVC mwmVbs ?bVmVmvmbVmsbQIbV1b0SbvBw i JBwMBVflBvsi n i i BVI I The AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF UTAH 1 I I wishes to call your attention to the following array of WINTER WORK begin- I H ' K nin8 January 5, 1909 and extending through the winter months. Jl H Dn irvifl O From January 5th to February 1st in the splendidly equipped college dairy you h xzxx y xxxg are given actual practice, under expert supervision, in the making of butter ana4 I H cheese, m operating the separators and Babcock tests, in pasteurizing milk, operating a creamery, H etc. In the class room, talks on all these processes and on the care and management of the dairy H herd are given by specialists of long training, both from the A. C. U. and other schools. H Siiryo f We Af CZrr'xrit-i rr From January 5th to April 15th; a much needed course, 1 I Ugai 1CCI VJUU Wlllg dealing with the best and latest methods of raising su- I H gar beets; the quality and preparation ot the soil, kind of seed, methods of thinning and culture, 1 H and of harvesting. In addition the college offers a course in II H SllOClf TPkAf' rflrriicfxr designed for factory chemists arj their assistants. 1 . .& T. "" L vJUClUW LI y a course of untold value for young men wishing to I M rise in their profession. Both these courses are given by the college in co-operation with the Su- 1 H gar Companies of Utah and Idaho. I H TOTPSlT "V Never bore has the cry for trained and efficient foresters, rangers, guards and I I h jl v-rx v,ou j assistants been so urgent. This profession is very promising and should appeal f ? scres of young men fond of an adventurous out-door existence. The course will be under the f H direction of Mr. J E. Rathery of the U. S. Dep't. of Forestry, graduate of Yale School of Forest- I H ry, and will include surveying, silvi culture, lumbering, grazing, timber physics and mensuration. I m Tfl"tnPt"Q, Ti nuinrl T Jr two weeks' convention of farmers, devoted to all the I I H rJ i AVUU11U Up pratical questions of actual farming. One week is de- f H 1 voted to live-stock, the other to plant production. Government experts will be in attendance I H to assist the regular faculty. You can not aiford to miss it. I SEND FOR A WINTER COURSE CIRCULAR I The college also offers courses in Domestic Science and Arts, Commerce and Mechanic Arts. I H I Charges for each of the winter courses, $2.50, for the Round Up $1.00. Address, The REGISTRAR A. C. U., Logan - - Utah I |
