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Caption: Book - The Land Grant Tradition (1961)
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Ill I I. r . T CTU : ST — oimal in For the ii ex] - or Ii coi - '1 ' < : . ' • ' :i - arti . especiallj coron s an devi oping com hybrii i nt to ia rcl ;l Ul stalk rot, the mosl [llinois. In the viroli y laboratorj worl king waya to control the brittle i afflictin horaeradiah, of which [llinois ia a leadii lucer. Home economiata are trying to determine just h< many caloi - women really nei I; ao far, indications arc that middle-a 1 women n< r than is commonly believed. Much of the work being done in tl i \ cultural Experiment Station is i f immediate benefit to the people of [llinois. I II r < it y< . howev< r, tl trend has been towards an inert amount i basic n rch. For inatance, 51 per cenl of thi 350 pr< under way in a recent biennium could I cl d as I ic n h, the remaining 19 pi i ci i - applied. About 65 per cent of thi p w concei ned with production, aboul 35 per cent ith utilization I marki In thi i irly y thh century, when i i arch in [lture | land-grant innion-, i i in i \' II Ingineering had no cohi ip to support il r< i rcl ricultun I. \ |. ral i i I ralizi ind ei en r« rch, tin r. \\, i u lt u r , arch be,,, don ,,ii ti ,IH b ; "" * lit done in I 'in including Illinois. Todl ,l [ : '" '" •• amoi i op thn rial in tates in • uni of i rii ng done. I ever, i on the t I igineering I riment Stat ion \ fir m America. 'I n e • >egan to earn n u and befor n I 1 the sup n pir and it in much o TOHL 3 »n r it v Ii Moore began his in\ na n mat rough t ti.. I -rii - it ion i 1916 an ..-on manu cturers ofl - for experimefl sting the d< • i uT* us later anotin -pon> * *"::: in the effii warm By I ation 1 I publis f itses .n half in m. than a bun them dealing with studio* in and it that in in tin I in it- early v k in ' -'•< I v uneni Statioi on fun »l stu - A ined n - int on, it ha> e\ . 5tin dt ni loin* rin < i th oil I 5, I unit • • • • f
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