The Logan Republican

The class in irrigation practice at the Utah Agricultural College has representatives from over half of Utah's counties, from four states outside of Utah and from one foreign country. It is gratifying to note the interest of men from these localities in the instruction in irrigation practice by the Agricultural College.

It is well known that the College has long held an enviable position in regard to research work concerning the use of water for irrigation purposes. With the increase in numbers of the irrigation staff and the splendid equipment offered by the new Agricultural Engineering building, which will soon be ready, the college has an excellent opportunity to develop instruction in irrigation as to maintain a position comparable to that now held in irrigation research.

It is significant that the Utah Agricultural College is situated in the very center of a circle which includes practically all of the seventeen western irrigation states in this country.

The states other than Utah, represented in the class in irrigation practice, are as follows: Iowa. South Dakota. Idaho and California, One student hails from Canada. In Utah the following fourteen counties are represented: Cache, Utah, Uintah, Davis. Salt Lake Weber, Rich, Sanpete, Iron, Juab, Box Elder, Washington. Morgan and Summit.