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C UE 3 B OF AGRlOUtlURt The study of agriculture has been a mainstay of the curricula at A AA since the school was opened in 1876. As a land-grant institution, A AA has offered agricultural instruction, extension and research for almost 90 years and has been instrumental in the introduction of many techniques to the state ' s food-producing industry. Preparation at A AA opens the door to more than 500 occupations in nine major areas of agriculture: research, industry, business, education, communications, conservation, services, farming and ranching. Physical facilities for study are among the best in the country. Facilities include the 5,000-acre main campus, a 3,000- acre plantation in nearby Burleson County, and Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations across the state which total 40,000 acres. Two major affiliates with the College of Agriculture provide invaluable assistance. The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service work in close cooperation with Texas A AA to foster research and ex¬ tension education. Since many agriculture professors combine teaching with research, students are assured of learning the latest developments in the field. Oxen mill past the Old Main on their way to the R. R. station. This photograph was tak¬ en at the turn of the century. (opposite page—top). Unlike the days of old, modern students mill past the New Science Building to G.P. stations. This picture was taken at the turn. The last Agricul¬ tural landmark of the old century steps aside for progress, the ancient Science Hall is razed.
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Academic Building—nucleus of the College of Arts and Science. This picture was taken in 1923. Students make use of the Data Processing Center to work out some complicated prob¬ lems.
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