Address On Normal Schools Of Agriculture For Farmers' Institute Workers, Delivered ... Before The Me

This address, delivered by John Hamilton before the Pennsylvania Farmers' Normal Institute in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, in October 1904, highlights the importance of normal schools of agriculture for training farmers' institute workers. Hamilton emphasizes the need for specialized education to effectively disseminate agricultural knowledge and practices. The speech offers insights into the educational philosophies and methods considered crucial for agricultural extension at the turn of the century, providing a valuable historical perspective on the development of agricultural education in the United States.

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