Biennial Report [serial] 1951/52
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C. Department of Agriculture.
4. Activate an extensive canning program which will meet the needs of the Prison Department. This program was worked out in cooperation with the Horticulture Department of N. C.
State College of Agriculture and Engineering in Raleigh.
5. Grow and transfer crop seeds which can be grown profitably and are suited to the climates of North Carolina.
6. Grow horticultureal plants and transfer these plants to prison farms less suited to plant propagation.
7. Encourage eve...ry Superintendent and Farm Foreman to main- tain cost sheets on each farming operation, in an effort to eliminate unprofitable ventures.
THE PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Since the State Highway and Public Works Commission made allocations to the Prison Department in 1949 for the present oerma- nent improvement program; a progress report is given through the fiscal year 1951-52, covering a four year period. Work has either been completed or is in progress to the extent of $1,560,685.21; this cost does not include the cost of maintenance and repairs to the Prison System.
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C. Department of Agriculture.
4. Activate an extensive canning program which will meet the needs of the Prison Department. This program was worked out in cooperation with the Horticulture Department of N. C.
State College of Agriculture and Engineering in Raleigh.
5. Grow and transfer crop seeds which can be grown profitably and are suited to the climates of North Carolina.
6. Grow horticultureal plants and transfer these plants to prison farms less suited to plant propagation.
7. Encourage eve...ry Superintendent and Farm Foreman to main- tain cost sheets on each farming operation, in an effort to eliminate unprofitable ventures.
THE PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Since the State Highway and Public Works Commission made allocations to the Prison Department in 1949 for the present oerma- nent improvement program; a progress report is given through the fiscal year 1951-52, covering a four year period. Work has either been completed or is in progress to the extent of $1,560,685.21; this cost does not include the cost of maintenance and repairs to the Prison System.
What to read after Biennial Report [serial] 1951/52?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Carolina. Prison Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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