. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. June, 1922 SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE 347 TUESDAY, JUNE 27th. A. M. The Bureau of Records. During the past year, this Bureau has been established in the office of the General Secretary. It contains a record of the academic standing, professional experience and general qualifications of a large major- ity of the members. It can be made a dis- tinct service to the members and to agencies which employ trained men. Before develop- ments are undertaken, it is considered that further discussion of the operati
. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. June, 1922 SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE 347 TUESDAY, JUNE 27th. A. M. The Bureau of Records. During the past year, this Bureau has been established in the office of the General Secretary. It contains a record of the academic standing, professional experience and general qualifications of a large major- ity of the members. It can be made a dis- tinct service to the members and to agencies which employ trained men. Before develop- ments are undertaken, it is considered that further discussion of the operating policies of the Bureau is necessary. A. M. Scientific Ag-riculture. Its Ed- itorial Policy. An understanding should be reached as to the editorial policy which should be adopted for the official organ of the Society: whether it should publish only articles which are strictly technical, whether it should contain a technical section, whether it should publish both technical and popular articles, whether special supplements devoted to research should be published, etc., etc. It has been difficult to adopt any definite policy in the past and this is the first opportunity, since the Society took over the magazine, of dis- cussing a very important question. A. M. Scientific Agriculture. Its Ad- vertising Policy. Under Society ownership, a restrictive or selective advertising policy has been adopted. The advertising pages of the magazine have published no announcement which had not been approved by qualified members and which could not be safely endorsed by the Society. The value of that policy is not yet fully appreciated by the members or by the advertisers. The benefit to the advertiser is an indirect one, but unquestionably it is an important one. Advertisements should be written for the professional workers and not solely for the farmers. The farmers, or con- sumers, are reached in many cases by the trained agriculturists, and these trained men need a reliable guide
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