A Study of One Hundred Eighty Two Nebraska Vocational Agriculture Students Who were Awarded the State Farmer Degree in the Future Farmers of America Organization from 1940 to 1943

Authors

Raleigh A. Pilster, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Document Type

Thesis

Date of this Version

5-1946

Citation

Thesis (M.S.)—University of Nebraska—Lincoln, 1946. Department of Vocational Education.

Comments

Copyright 1946, the author. Used by permission.

Abstract

The purpose of this thesis is to show the occupational status and distribution of the young men who have received the State Farmer Degree in Nebraska from 1940-43.The study was made specifically to determine the following: (1) To what extent those boys who have received the State Farmer Degree have participated in leadership and other activities while in school; (2) The farming status and distribution of the young men; (3) The extent to which State Farmers are superior in ability to boys not holding the degree; (4) The per cent of boys entering Agricultural Colleges; (5) The per cent of boys entering non-agricultural colleges and (6) The status and distribution of boys entering related agricultural occupations. These findings should be of value in the future in the selection of the future State Farmers, and in the formulation of policies in the program of Vocational Agriculture.

Advisor: Harry E. Bradford