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Article: Smith-Lever Act
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SMITH-LEVER ACT
SMITH-LEVER ACT.
The Smith-Lever Act (1914) provided for an elaborate system of agricultural extension work conducted through a field force of specialists with the assistance of federal grants-in-aid based on equal state contributions. Students not attending college received instructions and demonstration work in agriculture and home economics from county agents, thus enjoying indirectly the benefits of the agricultural colleges and experimental stations. Like other forms of grants-inaid, the Smith-Lever ...
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