Educational Contests in Agriculture And Home Economics. for Use in Farmers' Institute And Agricultural Extension Work
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7. Each contestant shall agree to do all of the work without any outside help.
II. Contestants' record blanks: (Township or County.) Egg-Producing Contest.
(1) Name P. 0. address , rural route.
(2) Income account: Date. No. eggs sold. Price per doz. Value. Lbs. manure. Value.
Total income (3) Expense account: Corn, Wheat, Oats. Bran, Shorts, Milk, Beef. Grit, etc..
Date. pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds. scrap. pounds.
Total: Price: Cost: Total expense.
(4) Total profit or loss.
2...55 33 III. Basis of' awards: Points.
Number of eggs 30 Cost of feed. 10 Profit .' 30 Method of caring for fowls and marketing eggs 10 Essay and report 20 Total 100 Note. — It is suggested that schools, wherever it is possible, take up this contest.
Ask any enthusiastic poultryman of the community to act as adviser, to tell the con- testants how to feed laying hens and the reasons why. Get him to arouse all the enthusiasm possible in order that the contest shall start with the proper spirit. The contestants should be organized into a club with the proper officers, rules, and regulations, and as far as possible should be allowed to govern themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. Each contestant shall agree to do all of the work without any outside help.
II. Contestants' record blanks: (Township or County.) Egg-Producing Contest.
(1) Name P. 0. address , rural route.
(2) Income account: Date. No. eggs sold. Price per doz. Value. Lbs. manure. Value.
Total income (3) Expense account: Corn, Wheat, Oats. Bran, Shorts, Milk, Beef. Grit, etc..
Date. pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds, pounds. scrap. pounds.
Total: Price: Cost: Total expense.
(4) Total profit or loss.
2...55 33 III. Basis of' awards: Points.
Number of eggs 30 Cost of feed. 10 Profit .' 30 Method of caring for fowls and marketing eggs 10 Essay and report 20 Total 100 Note. — It is suggested that schools, wherever it is possible, take up this contest.
Ask any enthusiastic poultryman of the community to act as adviser, to tell the con- testants how to feed laying hens and the reasons why. Get him to arouse all the enthusiasm possible in order that the contest shall start with the proper spirit. The contestants should be organized into a club with the proper officers, rules, and regulations, and as far as possible should be allowed to govern themselves.
What to read after Educational Contests in Agriculture And Home Economics. for Use in Farmers' Institute And Agricultural Extension Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christie, George Irving, 1881- to read onlineMoreLess
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