Status and Results of Extension Work in the Southern States, 1903-1921 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Important events and movements of the world have been pre cipitated by apparently insignificant happenings. The Mexican cot ton-boll weevil was the small insect that afforded the opportunity for beginning a line of work that has now been incorporated into the laws of the Nation and the States. The idea was that of teaching the man, the woman. The boy, or the girl by demonstrations or object lessons on their own farms and in their own homes to do things with their own hands. Dr. S. A. Knapp was the first man conceiving this idea who had the faith, the patience. The personality, and the ability to seize upon the favorable conditions under which to put it into practical application.

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