. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. June, 1922 SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE 331 Fourth year Advanced Crops 3 Miscellaneous Crops 1 Milling & Baking 2 Exp. Technique 2 Irrigation Farming 3 Drainage 2 13 Seminar 1 33 SOILS GROUP Second year Cereal Crops 3 Soils 3 Meteorology and Climatology .. . 2 Third year Forage Crops 3 Soils Laboratory 3 Soil Management 3 Pant Breeding 3 12 Fourth year Soil Biology 3 Soil Analysis 3 Exp. Technique ,2 Soil Survey 2 Soil Investigation 1 11 31 PLANT BREEDING GROUP Second year Cereal Crops 3 Soils. 3 Meteorolo
. Canadian journal of agricultural science. Agricultural Institute of Canada; Agriculture. June, 1922 SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE 331 Fourth year Advanced Crops 3 Miscellaneous Crops 1 Milling & Baking 2 Exp. Technique 2 Irrigation Farming 3 Drainage 2 13 Seminar 1 33 SOILS GROUP Second year Cereal Crops 3 Soils 3 Meteorology and Climatology .. . 2 Third year Forage Crops 3 Soils Laboratory 3 Soil Management 3 Pant Breeding 3 12 Fourth year Soil Biology 3 Soil Analysis 3 Exp. Technique ,2 Soil Survey 2 Soil Investigation 1 11 31 PLANT BREEDING GROUP Second year Cereal Crops 3 Soils. 3 Meteorology and Climatology 2 8 Third year Forage Crops 3 Soil Management 3 Plant Breeding 3 9 Fourth year Milling & Baking Tests 2 Irrigation Farming 3 Crop Improvement 4 Advanced Crops 3 Miscellaneous Crops Seminar 13 1 31 Discussion. In summing up, there are several points I wish to bring out. In looking over the distribution of studies, you will see that any one of the three groups would fit a student as a teacher in Agronomy. And with some extra training he could spe- cialize in any other group if required. Another point I wish to bring out is that a specialist in any one of the groups has sufficient foundation for advanced work in that group. I should also like to em- phasize the fact that a student should take special work in one of the sciences in pre- paring himself for this work. For in- stance, students: specializing in crops and breeding would take more botany than is required and in .soils more chemistry than is required. If intending to pursue grad- uate study, more mathematics should be A. H. MacLENNAN Recently appointed Professor of Horticulture .... at the Ontario Agricultural College. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Ottawa [etc. ]
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