Dodge County Extension Service

Description

The 1933 Extension report contains two documents; 31-page Annual Extension Review, Analyses, Interpretation and Presentation Summary; 70-page Narrative Report. The Narrative Report contains Economic problems, volunteer leadership, all 12 townships represented in 4-H and cooperative creameries (pages 1-5); Farm Bureau Board of Directors (page 6); Projects Goals and Methods (pages 7-12); Overview wheat oats, flax, soybeans, clover, Sudan, Phalaris grass, Corn varieties and yield, cattle going blind (pages 14-16); Pride in Home & Insect Control (page 17); Poultry, Ants and Rats, (pages 18-19); Poultry, cod liver oil, selection and breeding, flock testing (pages 18-19); Dairy, Dairy institutes (pages 20); Sheep and Cattle, increase sheep numbers, worms (pages 21-22); Hogs, Junior Livestock show, breeding stock improvement, cholera, necro, worm problems, marketing (pages 23-24); Farm Management Problems Better Farming Club, farm debt, seed loans (pages 24-25); Foods, Nutrition and Clothing; bread baking, sewing project poems mentioning local women, Womens Sewing Clubs (pages 26-31); Weed Control Problems (page 32); 4-H Work 320 new members (pages 33-34); 1934 Projects Goals and Methods (pages 35-39); County Meetings and Map (pages 40-43); Farm Accounting Cooperation members and map (pages 44-45); 4-H Clubs and Membership (pages 46-54); Womens Clothing Clubs Names and members (pages 55-56); Clothing Club locations map (page 67); Peeking Over the Hill (pages 68-70).

Record Contributed By

Dodge County Extension Office, University of University of Minnesota