Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Tomorrow 's farmers learned the modern methods of farming, land eontour and erop rotation by apply- ing seienee to the growing of food stuffs. Future Farmers of Amerira, sueh as Dale Niekel, these sons of the soil strive to keep us well supplied with the produets of the land. Their training is the first step in the rast resourves and supplies produeed on our farms.

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