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COIVSIDER the PROGRESS 



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ONSIDER the progress that has been made in 

 producing farm crops since the Farm Bureau 

 was organized. 



The use of higher yielding varieties . . . treatment 

 of seed to kill plant diseases . . . better methods of 

 culture . . . soil improvement . . . insect control . . . 

 all have been aggresively taught and demonstrated by 

 the County Farm Bureaus in cooperation with state 

 and federal extension services. 



A vital part of the service available to every Farm 

 Bureau member has to do with more efficient produc- 

 tion and bigger net returns from crops and livestock. 



But the County Farm Bureau has done more than 

 spread information and knowledge of better seeds, 

 methods of culture, and farm management. It actually 

 has had a prominent pan in the development of im- 

 proved seeds and farming methods by planning field 

 tests, demonstrations, and seed selection. 



Many of the outstanding producers of superior 

 farm seeds . . . most of the topnotchers in the Farm 

 Bureau-Farm Management service to increase farm 

 profits, will tell you that they owe much of their success 

 to the encouragement of the county agricultural adviser 

 and the services of the Farm Bureau. IT PAYS TO 

 BE A MEMBER! 



ILLINOIS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION 



The Lijff^c'st State Farm Organization In America 



