Millard County Chronicle | 1915-08-05 | Page 7 | Scientific Farmer Always in Demand

SCIENTIFIC FARMER ALWAYS IN DEMAND Good Jobs Ready for Graduates of Dairy ar.d Horticultural Schools at Big Salary. The graduates of dairy and horticultural horti-cultural schools have uo trouble in finding good jobs these days. The young man who knows the science of good farming and how to apply it commands com-mands $75 to $100 a month, with his board and lodging, and lives easily, comfortably and wholesomely. The farmer, who can do so, should give his sons the education that will thus lilt them to the heights of their occupation. occupa-tion. Young men trained so that they can command such financial returns for their services to others can use their scientific training to still greater profit for themselves. The scientific farmer, farm-er, -who is worth $100 or $150 a month to another man, is worth $200 to $300 to himself, if he apply science to his own soil. No Place for the Scrub. The scrub has no place on the farm. It certainly is an unwarranted expense in the dairy herd. It is a great loss in the hog pen, and the hen house hasn't room for such a bird. Harvest Depends on Seed. Remember that the harvest depends upon the seed. You can't raise a large crop from indifferent seed.