Lecturers for Farmers' and Womens Institutes in North Carolina in 1909
 
Lecturer Position Subjects
B. Barlow Botanist, State Dept. of Agriculture Values of Legumes to the Farmer, Weeds and How to Eradicate Them
J. L. Burgess Agronomist, State Dept. of Agriculture Relation of Crop Varieties to Soil Types, Seed Selection, Green Manuring
T. E. Browne Farmer Peanut Culture, Corn Culture, Commercial Fertilizers
Dr. W. G. Chrisman State Veterinarian The Need of More Live Stock and How to Have Them, Rational Treatment of Live Stock, Some of the Common Diseases of Livestock and How to Treat Them.
J. A. Conover USDA Dairy Demonstration Expert Farm Dairying, How the Dairy Demonstration Work of the State and United States Departments of Agriculture May Help North Carolina Dairymen
Miss Josephine Evans Teacher of Domestic Science, Raleigh High School What to Eat and How to Prepare It, Friends and Foes of Housekeepers
Walter W. Finley Farmer Corn Culture
Dr. W. J. Hartman Assistant Veterinarian, State Department of Agriculture Diseases of Farm Live Stock
S. B. Heiges Farmer and Agricultural Writer Soil Improvement, Corn Culture, Seed Selection
Mrs. Sue V. Hollowell   The Influence of the Woman in the Home, The Purposes and Aims of the Women's Institutes
W. N. Hutt Horticulturist, State Department of Agriculture Orchard Management, The Farm Fruit Garden, Soil Improvement, Commercial Apple Growing
Mrs. W. N. Hutt   Foods, Their Cooking and Use, The Prevention of Disease in the Home
I. S. Jeffrey Poultryman, North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station Farm Poultry, Farm Butter Making
E. A. Layton Farmer The Farm Fruit Garden, Oat Culture
Dr. W. J. McLendon Farmer Cotton Culture, Soil Improvement
E. T. Meacham Superintendent, Iredell Test Farm, State Dept. of Agriculture Wheat Culture, Oat Culture, Corn Culture, Terracing, The Use of Farm Machinary
John Michels Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, North Carolina College of Agriculture Farm Dairying, The Importance of Livestock in North Carolina Agriculture, Feeding Farm Live Stock
C. L. Newman Professor of Agriculture, North Carolina College of Agriculture Cotton Breeding, Soil Improvement, Winter Gardening, The Cowpea, Commercial Fertilizers
T. B. Parker Director of Farmers' Institutes, State Department of Agriculture Commercial Fertilizers, Corn Culture, Soil Improvement by Legumes, Alfalfa
W. A. Petree Farmer Tobacco Culture
John Robinson Farmer The Advantages of Cattle on the Farm
Miss Josephine Scott Teachers in Greensboro Graded Schools The House-fly, Suggestions in Household Work, The Home Garden
R. W. Scott Farmer Corn Culture, How a Farmer May Succeed in North Carolina Without Growing Cotton or Tobacco, The Advantages of Diversified Agriculture
S. B. Shaw Assistant Horticulturist, State Department of Agriculture The Farm Vegetable Garden, Fruit Growing, Seed Selection
Franklin Sherman, Jr. Entomologist, State Department of Agriculture Insect Pests and How to Combat Them, Suggestions for the Improvement of Farm Homes
Dr. F. L. Stevens Professor of Botany and Plant Diseases, North Carolina College of Agriculture Plant Diseases and Spraying, Some Preventable Diseases, The Value of an Agricultural Education (illustrated)
Mrs. F. L. Stevens   Home Nursing, Saving Steps in the Home, The Improvement of the Farm Home (illustrated)
C. B. Williams Director, Agricultural Experiment State, North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College Commercial Fertilizers and Their Use, The Improvement of Corn and Cotton by Seed Selection
T. B. Wilder   How to Build Wire Fences, The Care and Use of Farm Machinery, Sheep Raising

Taken from the Bulletin of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, Vol. 30, No. 10, October, 1909.

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