Roosevelt Standard | 1951-01-04 | Page 3 | Farm and Home Notes Club News

FARMandHOMEto By Louis A. Jensen County Agricultural Agent New developments are being made continuously in all fields of endeavor. The wise person will keep up with the times. Farming and ranching is no exception ex-ception to this. The wide-awake farmer will learn all he can about better ways to do things and put these into practice, if and when his J circumstances permit. I Farm people learn about improved im-proved practices through many sources. Some of these are radio, ra-dio, newspapers, farm magazines, maga-zines, through observing their neighbors and through meetings meet-ings and schools. The Duchesne county extension exten-sion service is sponsoring many meetings and schools for farm people during the coming winter win-ter months. Some of these include in-clude alfalfa seed, beef production, produc-tion, weed control,' fertilizers, dairy, irrigation, poultry and fruit. You are invited to watch this newspaper and your mail for notices of these meetings. The public is urged to attend them.