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College of Agriculture
This College of Agriculture is distinctive in the respect that it can
rightly claim to be one of the top Agricultural colleges in our country.
This fine school draws from all parts of the globe and offers students a
chance to acquire the skills and excellent training in agriculture offered
here.
Intense loyalty and earnest effort distinguish the students of this
school who are here to learn the exacting science this field has now become
because they know they will soon be drawing their livelihood from the soil.
The three-fold program of teaching, service and research is aided by
the University facilities of an 800-acre farm, purebred animals and
modern equipment for extensive scientific study. Each year the scientific
findings are converted into practical improvements for better utilization
of the land and its products.
Toward the end of the school year the agriculture students participate
in a week long observance of their achievements known as "Little International
Week." The traditional observance includes speech finals, judging
contests and various displays of the fields of agriculture. All this and
many other such rich experiences make the students of this college proud
of their future chosen profession, that of bettering their land.
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Director, Agricultural Experiment Station •nd
Agricultural Extension Service
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