State College Has
Many Short Courses
The new yew opens far the Ex
tension Division at North Carolina
State College with n varied a
genda of short cenrsps and coo
ler eaces jptuiaad, mostly direct
ed toward Improving agriculture.
The wsonlha of January and Feb
ruary will be especially busy.
During January, U programs
w'll be spenared with the assis
tance of warms departments of
the college.
The srhedale far January start
ed off with the narscoyautt’s short
course (*-*), apple growers’ eoa
vemtion in Asheville (g-7), and
pest control operators’ school
(6-8). Not come the swine pro
ducers conference (12-13), the
pesticide school (14-15), poultry
processors’ short coarse' (14-15),
hazards of atarair industry short
course (20-22), N. C. State high
way cm^ereuce 0201-32), cattle
men’s conference (22-23), truck
driver training school (28-Feh20),
peach growers short coarse. (27),
spring semester at the Gaston
Technical iwomydp in Gastonia
(28), bulb growers short course at
'WrightsviDe Beach (28), and the
veterinarians’ conference (28-29).
Thirteen programs are planned
for February. They one industrial
ventilation conference (2-5), short
course in modern farming (2-13),
farm credit conference <8-10),
seedsmeufs short coarse (10),
dairymen’s conference (10-11),
municipal public walks conference
(12-13), warm air heating and air
conditioning short aourse (16-19),
retail lumber dealers short course
(16-07), track driver training
school (a3-M*r,20), state garden
school^ coarse V (23-25), sanita
tion conference (23-Mar. 20),
bituminous paving short course
(03-07), and roofing, sheet metal,
and air conditioning forum (26
27).
Additional courses are being
planned and the spring semester
of Raleigh night classes win be
gin early in February.
Bulletins describing each of the
courses are available through the
Extension Division, Box 5126,
State College Station, Raleigh.
Fanners Requested
To Answer Queries
All farmer shave been asked to
cooperate in the state’s annual
1959 Township Farm Census this
month.
The census will be taken this
month as fanners list their 1959
taxes. Tax listers are cooperating
in the census to get the vital in
formation which agricultural lead
ers can use in working out plans
for agricultural programs. The
census is required by law, and
the state Department of Agricul
ture and boards of county com
missioners are responsible for
carrying it out.
The information obtained in the
census is held in confidence. It is
used only for compiling accurate
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NEW BERN PROVISION Co.
Phone ME 7-7127 New Bern, N. C.
statistics on land use, crop acre
ages and livestock numbers.
David S. Weaver, director of
the Asp-cultural Extension Service,
emphasises that the Nor&
Carolina Township Farm Census
should net be confused with the
Federal government’s general ag
ricultural census every five years.
He said “through the annual North
Carolina Farm Census, we have
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this state oa the right road, agri
culturally.”
Some of the questions formers
wiH J)e t# aoflv^r include:
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three acres, number of acres
Croon which crops were harvested
in 1008, number acres of idle crop
land, improved pasture, data on
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