§ 30-133. Uses of land.  


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  • The land described in this article shall be devoted to practical demonstrations in the testing of varieties of such farm and orchard crops as are of the greatest value to the county and are likely to be best adapted to that soil, to demonstrate the value of various crops, rotations and the building and maintenance of soil fertility and in increasing crop production, the growing of improved livestock, and the distribution of seed for dissemination within the county, at cost of production, to growers and farmers, for comparing the different methods of cultivation, harvesting and preserving farm crops, for demonstrating the value and use of manures and commercial fertilizers, and making any other demonstrations in crop growing, beekeeping, insect control, suppression of plant and animal diseases, the feeding, breeding, scoring and judging of different classes of livestock and the making of such practical demonstrations as may be deemed generally profitable to the county.

(Code 1992, § 14-83; Priv. Acts 1915, ch. 154, § 3)