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—r-Me By GORDON DEJONG and C- MILTON COUGHENOIU of farmers was slightly larger than that estimated for
L_ the entire county (11 percent).*l
. ` There has hardly been a time in Kentucky history For purposos of furthor auoiysrsa farm operators
yy when the inward and outward movement of rural Wort, oiussrgou into rirroo groupss Group A form ·
st Peellle llas llel elealesl Pleblellls lOl` leeal l`lll'*ll eOlll‘ operators were residents in the survey areas in both I
· munities. Of particular concern in recent decades 1951) aud 1955 (group B uro those form ooorurors who
‘ as has lleell llle lllOVelllelll Olll el lllllll llelgllbellleeds le had lived in the areas in 1950, but who had left the
llle Vlllages tllld ellles- lll allelllpllllg tv llllalyze lllese survey neighborhoods by 1955. Farm operators who
' llllwelllellls allel tllell llllPlle·ltlells f¤rl<>¤=1l¤€1shb<>1- had become residents in the survey areas between
_ .— 1 hoods, several questions may be asked. How much 1951) uuri 1955 oro iu (group C_
_ out—movement and in—movement is there in farm neigh-
" ’ borhoods? In comparison with permanent residents, wllel Klnds 0* F¤l'¤‘|€|'$ l-ell'? .
...;_ what kinds of farmers left the neighborhood and came C0lllPlll`lsOll of llle lllllllels Wlle lelt (CYOUP B)
1 ju? with those who remained Grou n A not onl Jermits
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In recent Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station elle lll see ll0W llle lW0 gl`0llPs €llll€l`» but also P0lllls
V ‘ As, studies il] Wggiiiiigtgii C()1111ty’ i11f01·1*11k1ti()11 was ggfii- to 1)()SSll)lC l`€z1S()1]Sl`()l' tll(:‘ Ollt-li]lgI'2ltlOI'l. SIgI]lHC2ll`Itly,
ered concerning mobility in 12 neighborhoods. VVash- llle 'KWO QYOUPS of liifm 0P€1`1lt01`S W€1‘¢‘ alike with 1*3-
. ~El iiigton County is iocated in the ()11t€1* Bi11€g1‘aSS GOO- g2l.I`(l to C(l1lC1lltl()Il, Zl.g€, SUIIYCUS of l'zlI'Il] lIlfOI`I'IlZ1tl()ll
, nomic area and is predominantly agricultural. In this ll$<“ bllly 277 (*0 bblcelltl those who left as com >ared with 12 iercent of those
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Wele *tl ‘llllllllg lll tlb Slllyey ‘ll*‘l ly ' · _ lls who remained were tenant operators.
""° l"SS= llbwevblh was baltllllly flflsef by all lllllllx of 66 Three likely bases for the outlinigration of tenants
ui new farmers between 1950 and 1955, which made a mr,.
llet less Ol 13 llelcbllt llll tlle 5`ybllll llbl`l(l‘l· Tllls loss (I) They may have moved to another location to
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) »—~— become farm owners or to obtain a better farm to rent.
l The authors are Graduate Assistant and Assoeiate Rural Soeiologist
up in the Department of Rural Sociology, respectively. _W
=iIa1_1oorl’$ level-of-living index, 1950, for Washington county was ¢= 1*11111 1)_ ttielmirisoii, l’opnlu1inn Iirtiiiiulrrs for K¤·nti·cku Counties,
, 115 as compared with the state average of 86. Margaret ]. Ilagood, Ko _.1rrr_ 1.jxr,1_ g1u_1>ruu_ 11r.r,1_ Q1 (iuru. ]$)55)_ `
1* * Gladys K. Bowles, and Robert R. Mount, Farni-Operator Family I.ei;eI-<:f» `
Living Iml<*xe.s·. U. S. Department nf Agriculture. Agricultural Marketing , . .
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rule which seems to apply particularly to county       .-..V i gj ··--   gr
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agent and farmer relationships.   ”   A- ,·.°— T L `A»_‘‘= I     A   é`
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ever, the agent s understanding of farmers 11] his   A     _,..=¤ t ·»»V_       _.._ t ;Ag =1—g   ;,,~_
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tiemg up-to-date farming methods.             .·.—    4
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Farmers USIIIQ, Ollt-(l2lt€(l practices are much less  , A   E ;       ’-*·.i  ;   ¥—· ·*c ’-·¥‘»¢ #v rc
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Lacking contact with the agent, these farmers usually  ;   gy     ‘
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are poorly informed as to the help the agent can pro-  Af  f       if    ,-.
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285 Furmers Surveyed f ig; a. 'lrt,       A ~»·»~»--   ..·‘     `
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somewhat above that for the state as a whole as is _ _ _ _ _ in
. . _ _ A . . . . A multitude of services is offered farmers in Kentucky
mdlcutoll by n mlm Opcmtm level-Ol-lwmg mdex m counties bv their county extension offices in this photo
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In both surveys farmers were asked: During the tested and reconnnendations made. A'. .
past two years have you got any information, ideas,
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or hel J of ·m kind from the county ·1 ’1`lCllltll1"Il ·1 rent . .
I `   _ W, “ ,, . ‘ °f" ° `& fined in the broadest sense and may have been ob-
or through lns olhee. Ilelp from the agent was de- . . . . . I ,
tained at meetings, by mail, or in person. On the basis
‘.·\lthough more than the 285 farmers were intervieivetl in each sur- of tl`lC‘l1` I`€S}_)()llSGS l:E`I.I`lTl€l`S \V€I'(‘ CltISSll:lC(l ll]tO g1`()UpSZ ;,,(~
vey, only tht- 285 \\ crt- intervit-wed in both years. Except for being prt--
tloiuinautly farm owners, the 285 farmers were much like the remainder . _ ,
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These photographs illustrate the value of irrigating ferti· was photographed at tl1e same time. Note the 6%-week ,.4`. _
li1ed Kentucky i)llI€gl`2ISS-\\'iIiI(’ clover plots. The o11e on flourishing growth ol` bluegrass-white clover. (Neither plot
the left was not irrigated. Note the S(`1lllI}` I7-week growth was grazed during the growth period indicated.) * * _
of hlucgrass. The plot o11 the right. which was irrigated. V
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 Y 1‘ average for Lexi11gto11 i1l1(l was 3.67 inches less than were placed 011 pasture. Daily and total gains of lambs
11011113.1 (1ll1`11`1g tl1e same l1]Ol1tl]S i11 1952. Irrigated 011 fertilized pastures, especially those pastures 1lOt
‘*’¤— pastures received 21 and 15 inches of Sllppl€lH€lltk1l irrigated, were, therefore, relatively low during 1954.
11 water i11 1951 a11d 1952, respectively. In other words, the beneficial effects of early spring
Good-to-choice Hereford steers were used to graze t*`*`****Z******** Wete *¥**`g€*}’ **€g?~t€tt that $9350N by ttttt
< tl1e pastures. Average initial weights of tl1e steers were 1)**0* ****t**¥*f%€***€**t *mP0$€d· -
hw approximately 6()() 1)OllIl(lS in 1951 and 675 pounds i11 St*******e** “'***`***$ “’€t‘¤` tt $6**0**8 P1`0t>t€m ON *1`1'tg%it€tt
" ‘ 1952 pastures during tl1e third grazing season €V€1l tl10llgll
"‘-* Cmrying capacity of tllc pastures, liveweight gains recommendedp practices witl1 respect to drenching
1,,. PGI acre and Calculated total digestible nutrients per and tl1e 11se of a phe11otl1iazine-salt mixture were fol-
  acm Wem increased by m_igati0u' Except fm. the lowed. \Vorms caused tl1e death of nine sheep on A
- animals grazing the HO f€1_tiHZ€l__m) mseedjug t1.€at_ irrrgated pastures but 110llG was lost 011 pastures not '
V " me11t, the daily gain per steer was lower 011 the ir- m-1gat€d‘ _
Mx rigated pastures tl1an on the non-irrigated ones. Tl1e frmm 1953 t***`O*‘ét**_ 1955 kellteeky b***eg*`**Ss was
. ~ Ovepall averages for iuigated pastures, expressed as 3 vutually the only desirab