- PROGRAM -
            November 1st, 1935 to October 30th, 1936
     The office of the County Agricultural Agent in Wood County
has devoted its entire time to assisting farmers in getting the
benefits of the adjustment program and of making available to
all farmers in the county, information on new legislation and of
programs effecting Wood County's n~riculture. The program has
been centered around the following major topics:
1.  A.A.A.
      (a) Soil Conservation
      (b) Corn-Hog
2. Livestock Improvement
      (a) Tuberculosis
      (b) Bang's Disease
      (a) Poultry
      (d) Hogs
      (e) Horses
3. Soil Improvement
      (a) Tests
      (b) Fertilizers
      (c) Limestone
4. School Grounds Beautificatiol
5. Crop Improvement
      (a) Hays
      (b) Emergency Crops
      (c) Crop Pests
           1. Grasshoppers
           2. Cutworms
11. Rodent Control
       (a) Rats
       (b) Mice
12. Real Estnte Credit
       (a) Farm Lorns
13. Chattel Credit
       (a) Cooperative Loans
       (b) Production Credit
14.  4-H Club work
       (a) Livestock
       (b) Crops
       (c) Forestry
       (d) Htndicraft
I (e) Home Economics
15. Community Projects
        (a) Cooperative Marketinz,
        (b Herd Improvement
        (c) Livestock Associatien.
        (d) Milk Producers "
        (e) Farm Organizations
6. Rural Rehabilitation
7. Drought Relief
      (a) Drought Relief Applications
      (b) W.P.A. work
8. Conservation
      (a) Reforestration
      (b) Shelterbelts
      (oc  Windbreaks
      (d) Upland Game Bird Propagation
9. Rural Electrification
      (a) Light
      (b) Power
The demand for the
services on all of
the above projects
would indicate that
each and everyone
of these projects
be continued in    l
1937.
10. Orchard Improvement
      (a) Pruning
      (b) Spraying
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