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DEAN GEORGE WORRILOW School of 0f all occupations from which gain is secured, there is none better than agriculture: nothing more productive; nothing more worthy of free man . . . Cicero, 106-43 B.C. Nineteen hundred vears after Cicero made his pro- found observation with respect to the profession of agriculture, the Morrill Act, signed by President Lincoln in 1862, created landgrant colleges . . . to offer an opportunity in every State for a liberal and larger education to those needing a higher education for the world's business and industrial pursuits and the professions of life. Cicero's philosophy and the expressed purpose of the Morrill Act form the foundation for the School of Agricul- ture's programs. The School has the mandatory functions of resident instruction, agricultural research, and agri- cultural-home economics extension. So then, teaching fundamental principles, expanding scientific knowledge, and channeling the henefits of research to the public are the three essential responsibilities of the School to the citizens of the State. The scope of these programs involves deeply the biological, physical and social sciences, The biological sciences furnish insight into the life and life processes of plants and animals. A knowledge of the physical sciences and mathematics enables one to more intelligently comprehend the composition and functioning of the complex world around us. An understanding of the social sciences means the understanding of people as social beings, and the cultural, economic, social and psychological kinship among and between peoples. In short, the fundamental purpose of the School of Agriculture is to carry on an educational and research effort which will provide the scientific know-how so necessary to solving the diverse problems of modern-day agriculture, the one enterprise essential to man's existence.
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4 griculture o 0 1 F - - ,' - . i . B - 3 e - N P . I - ! e Y s i1 :; A - i - What is the life cyecle of the Downey Mildew of the Lima Bean? -.-::.. i 1 - F That ain't hay!
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