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Feb. 23rd - 27 th Depth Machinery 2D Machinery and Mechanical Aids (16-20 Gardeners) (23-27 Groundsmen) Mar. 22nd - 26 th Initial Groundsmanship (1 week only) Apr. 19th - 23rd Initial Gardening (1 week only) May 24th - 28th Breadth Gardening-June 21st - 25th- July 26th - 30th Chemical Control ID Groundsmanship Aug. 16th - 20th Breadth Glasshouse Sept.20th - 24th Fine Sports Turf 11D Oct. 18th - 22nd Breadth Groundsmanship Nov. 8th - 12th Chemical Control ID (Gardener) Nov. 15th - 19th Chemical Control ID (Groundsman) Dec. 13th - 17th Arboriculture Breadth [i] T. S. A. The Training Services Agency, a Government Manpower organisation, held its first Lackham course starting in September 1976 with 15 students in Gardens, Grounds and Woods Maintenance. The T.S.A. seems likely to become a major part of the education and training scene in the future. JOB CREATION This may be an ephemeral event and just off the educational map, but schemes are 'afloat' for a 1977 job creation scheme to do with conservation, ponds and woods. (Fencing, thinning and planting). - CITY AND GUILDS 013 GREENKEEPERS' CERTIFICATE A day release class course for the Wiltshire and nearby county green-keeping staff seems likely to start in January 1977. CITY AND GUILDS O11 STAGE 2 HORTICULTURE Application has been made to start the course from September 1977.[i] HORTICULTURE INCENTIVE SCHEMES The horticultural incentive schemes under the Agricultural Wages Board have not affected the horticultural staff. The conditions of service are those under the Western District Council scale which have permitted a Productivity Bonus Scheme. Following work measurement, some areas of increased productivity were found to be acceptable for productivity bonus. The scheme came into functioning operation in the Summer of 1976. Since the acceptance of the scheme in 1975, savings from increased productivity resulted in a bonus payment of 12.92p per hour for the Horticultural Craft Staff. [i]
GARDENING STAFF [i] Trainees J.Seaton I. D. Seager D. Binnie C. Stanford R. Mellors M. Peck Miss Lyn Marie Stretton C.J. Vickery R.Pickford R. Trimmer K. Hawkins S. Burrows HORTICULTURAL EXTRA MURAL EDUCATION REPORT FOR 1966-67 GENERAL.: HORTICULTURE Part-time Day Release Classes, 24 weeks duration. Courses of National Joint Council for Certificated Gardeners, Swindon 11 students Trowbridge 9 students Special Part-time Classes: Total 20 For Groundsmen Lackham 12 meetings 22 students Produce Guilds Lackham 12 meetings 12 students Produce Guilds Salisbury 12 meetings 11 students EVENING CLASSES Lackham ( 1 ) 6 meetings 10 students Lackham (2) 6 meetings 19 students Lackham (3) 6 meetings 9 students Lackham (4) 6 meetings 11 students Lackham (5) 6 meetings 5 students Lackham ( 6 ) 6 meetings 13 students Devizes 6 meetings 8 students Warminster 6 meetings 9 students Trowbridge 6 meetings 15 students Corsley 6 meetings 16 students Total 105
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History of Agricultural Education i
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Chapter Title & sub sections ORIGIN
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10 CATTLE AND SHEEP by F A Stockwel
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Illustrations The photographs are r
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Front page of the original book [i]
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to become college, are characterist
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CHAPTER 1 SUMMARY OF THE HISTORY OF
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1798 Smithfield Club formed in Lond
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1914 -1918 World War I. Tractors be
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When World War II ended, and follow
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1902-20 1920-28 1928-46 1939-46 194
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Mr Price and his staff were popular
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(d) There should be a suitably trai
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Mr B Savage Estate Carpenter It is
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The Regional Advisory Officers at B
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appointed full-time Bee Keeping Off
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The first Further Education Sub-Com
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In 1963, it was decided to set up a
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already a wealth of up-to-date book
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Page 45 and 46: SUMMARY OF THE HISTORY OF LACKHAM E
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