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Helped two coun*v age-ts mantape recordings discussing the Ex tens'on Program in Virgin a fo' broadcasts this week, getting in plugs for our feeder calf sales so hope the free advertising in Kansas and Missouri will do somn good. Also got to talk to a couple of order buyers at the Golden Ox where the Virginia County Agents and wives want for supper on their “free night”. Missouri has organized feeder sales too and you can bet your boots they are our competitors. So,far,’Virginia seems to have,the jUmp on them in' merchandsjing sale lots.- We must keep it that way too.' "
Viewing Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and a part of Michigan from! 15,000 feet on the day light .leg of ^fe"TrfirlSacT certainly drove home the belief that if we are to survive greater emphasis needs to be placed in grass, fruits ar.d timber as sources of income. *
Dr." Ken net|h McFarland*^ (General Motors) talk was the best of the lot; fundamentally simple. full of wit and jam packed with logic. He spoke on Successful Living. He said Americans' need to “Get With It”—what? First our selves and secondly with the wisdom of the ages”, as far as individuals are concerned. “If you want to make ends meet—get off your , ._too many people want to improve their circumstances yet are -unwilling to improve themselves.”
Charles B. Shuman, Presiden American Farm Bureau, certainly left the impression of being worthv of the position he holds. High -spots: County Agents should helo fanners adapt their businesses to change in technology and sneed up adaptation of their opernt:oi)s to these changes. Also he emphasized the necessity of local participation in developing and carrying out the Extension Programs.
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