Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 09, 1974, Image 15

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    There's a New Image of Agriculture
Vocational agriculture is
undergoing an upsurge of
new Interest among high
school students across the
nation, according to Dr.
David R. McClay, head of
the Department of
Agricultural Education at
The Pennsylvania State
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Feb. 9,1974
future.
There arc now 327
agricultural teachers in 212
Pennsylvania high schools
and area vocational
technical schools, according
to Dr, McClay. What’s more,
a number of schools plan tp
expand or add new programs
next year.
What’s the reason for this
sudden boom in agricultural
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education? High
school vocational
agriculture programs used
to come under the old Smith-
Hughes Act. By definition
they were pretty limited in
curriculum. In fact, they
excluded non-farm
agriculture.
Then in 1963 Congress
passed a new vocational
education act which changed
all this - making it possible
for students at the high
school level to enroll in any
field, knowledge or skill that
was useful to agriculture.
This meant greater
flexibility in curriculum and
opened the field to many
students who otherwise
would have overlooked a
career in agriculture.
At about the same time,
vocational agricultural
programs in the high schools
got a shot in the arm from
what McClay calls “the new
image of agriculture."
Agriculture is not just far
ming anymore in the eye of
the public, he explains.
Instead, there’s a growing
recognition that the field
includes not only farming
but the whole range of
agribusiness -- the
processing and marketing of
food and of agricultural
products, a growing industry
m ornamental horticulture,
forestry, agricultural
mechanics, the handling of
laboratory animals for all
kinds of research, and a
multitude of other job areas
that call for the special
knowledge and skills that
can be acquired through the
study of agriculture.
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Akron
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Quarryville
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Lancaster 393-3906
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Sollenberger Farm Supply
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859-2688
548-2116
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867-3741