Registration in the National Farm School which occupies 1,200 acres of fertile land in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is under way for the thirty-seventh semester which will commence in March.
The course of instruction covers thirty-six consecutive months and admits students between 17 and 21, who have had at least a year of high school training.
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