COMMUNtT V AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE MEET
Tho Community Agricultural C'mittco met
Wednesday of this rook in tho Extension
Office. Members discussed plans f"r the
ensuing year. F^ll'ring aro their plans:
i. purpose br'ORoarizATioK
1.'Orientation of agricultural program
ai Funds and personnel inadequate, b,
Tf'o'nany projects to cover, o. Projects
need analyzing.
II. SCOPE OF ORGANIZATION
1. Community Agricultural Committee.
a. Agricultural organization, b. Civic
organizations, c. Sex vice organizations
d. Government'representatives.
2. District Organization
a. Community representatives, b. Exten
sion peisonnel, c„ Experimental person
nel. d, Farm organizations.
3. Territorial Organization.
a.* Delegate u from Districts, b. Direc
tor 'of Extension, c. Director of Exper
iment Station, d. Commissioner of Agri
culture. .
4. National Representatives
a-' farmer Organization, b. Governor,
t, <?x:' •«» «j. d.. Coruissioner
of Agrioul*ure, e. University of Alaska
Agricultural Department.
Ill PF.SfLUi'S TO CONSIDER
1. Financing
a. Realestate, b. Development, c. Chat
tel, d- Production,
2. Fr'X.uci ion. . .
a. ’’T.at can re. produce, b. Hor much can
re produce, c. '"hat is most needed, d.
Insect a:.d disease control.
3. Marketing.
a. Uhere is the* greatest outlet, b. Dis
tribution‘and’transportation, c. stor
age.’
4. EXPORTS
a. Canned--can be produced here,
peas, 3pinach, kraut, beets, carrots,
string beans, fish, fruit,’berribs.
b. Fresh—cabbage, carrots, turnips,
lettuce, celery, potatoes, fruit.
c. Poultry products--fryers, eggs,
W-oilers bakers, boilers.
d. Peed and Concentrates & Clothing.
e. Fertilizer.
5. Exports
a. rood products, b« Fish, minerals,
crafts, furs, potatoe’s.
6. Legislation
a. Taxes, b. Resident 0~ners, c, Herr
Residents, d. Educational,
IV CHAt-TTSLS FOR SOLUTIOUS
1. Government Agencies
a. U. S. Department of Agriculture.
B. Department of Interior, C, Territor
ial Commissioner of Agriculture.
2. Industrial Organizations
a. Manufacturing-companies, b. ration
al trade circles, c. Labor and Crafts.
3. national Organizations
a. Grange, b. Farmers Union, c. Farm
Bureau. 1. Service clubs, e Co-op
Asstv, f, Breeding Assn, \cori^iuued. p
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