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The usual course lasts three years, and as a rule the student leaves the school with the organisation and management of a farm at his finger ends. For some years, however, there has been a fourth year of study for those who desire to specialise in one branch of the subject or the other.
A new impulse was given to agricultural teaching in 1885 by the establishment of a body of Government Agriculturists, with functions similar to those of the British Board of Agriculture, but with different and m...uch more personal methods of administration. The British Board of Agriculture does excellent work by means of leaflets and lectures. But the leaflet is not as efficacious in the farming class as the spoken word, and even the spoken word as uttered by the official lecturer does not travel very far. There is very little intimacy between the authorities and the farmers in this country ; we have heard of no instances of friendly gossip in the tavern parlour between the official and his audience. The Belgian official, the agronome, is, from 70 BELGIUM authentic accounts, a more social character, and spreads his good seed in a circle where he is always remembered and generally liked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The usual course lasts three years, and as a rule the student leaves the school with the organisation and management of a farm at his finger ends. For some years, however, there has been a fourth year of study for those who desire to specialise in one branch of the subject or the other.
A new impulse was given to agricultural teaching in 1885 by the establishment of a body of Government Agriculturists, with functions similar to those of the British Board of Agriculture, but with different and m...uch more personal methods of administration. The British Board of Agriculture does excellent work by means of leaflets and lectures. But the leaflet is not as efficacious in the farming class as the spoken word, and even the spoken word as uttered by the official lecturer does not travel very far. There is very little intimacy between the authorities and the farmers in this country ; we have heard of no instances of friendly gossip in the tavern parlour between the official and his audience. The Belgian official, the agronome, is, from 70 BELGIUM authentic accounts, a more social character, and spreads his good seed in a circle where he is always remembered and generally liked.
What to read after Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Maclean to read onlineMoreLess
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