The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, August 08, 1968, Image 4

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    THE BATTALION
Thursday, August 8, 1968
Page 4 College Station, Texas
Briefs...
Brazilians At
A&M Studying
Ag Research
A team of four Brazilian agri
cultural officials is visiting Texas
A&M this week to study the
organization of research pro
grams and personnel require
ments.
All are leaders in Brazil’s Fed
eral Department of Agricultural
Research of the Ministry of Agri
culture.
They are Dr. Nahum Isaac
Klein, head of the training sec
tion; Dr. Mozart Teixeira Lib
eral, director of the crop sciences
division; Dr. Roberto Meirelles
de Miranda, director of the animal
science division; and Dr. Ed-
mundo Heidrich Sobrinho, direc
tor of the Regional Institute of
the South.
Miss Betty J. Bradley, escort
officer for the International Re
search Institute, is accompanying
the group.
The IRA, which is sponsoring
the Brazilians, is an affiliate of
the Rockefeller Foundation. IRA
is on contract with the U. S.
Agency for International De
velopment (AID) and is helping
Brazil’s Federal Department of
Agricultural Research in its ex
pansion program.
Texas A&M is one of four land-
grant institutions to be toured
by the Brazilians in their study
of agricultural universtiy organi
zation and research structures.
Pat Hall of the A&M Office
of International Programs said
Brazil’s Federal Department of
Agricultural Research is starting
an era of expansion and improve
ment. Government spending for
department activities is expected
to rise from the current $11
million to about $20 milion in
1973.
After touring Texas A&M fa
cilities and consulting with its
agricultural officials, the Bra
zilians will leave Friday to see
the Rice-Pasture Research and
Extension Center near Beaumont.
The group arrived in the United
States July 14 and will depart for
their home country Aug. 24.
Brevard Chosen
Associate Editor
Herbert H. Brevard, formerly
Extension radio and television
specialist at Oklahoma State Uni
versity, has been named associate
editor in the Department of Agri
cultural Information.
According to the announce
ment by Dean H. O. Kunkel of
Texas A&M University’s College
of Agriculture and John E.
Hutchison, director, Texas Agri
cultural Extension Service, Bre
vard is a joint employee of the
Extension Service and Experi
ment Station. He replaces H. O.
Evans, who resigned July 1 to
become state information chief
for the Soil Conservation Service
in Little Rock, Ark. i
Hal R. Taylor, department
head, said the associate editor
will have major responsibility for
coordinating the department’s
mass media programs and main
taining close liaison wtih media
outlets of the state in support of
educational programs dealing
with all phases of agriculture.
He will also work wth county
Extension agents and staff spe
cialists and research workers by
assisting them in telling the story
of Texas agriculture.
The new editor is a native of
Beckville, Panola County; a
graduate of Carthage High School
and attended Panola County
Junior College before enrolling
at East Texas State University
where he received a B.S. degree
in history. He then served for
two years in the U. S. Army with
17 months of duty in Korea, serv
ing as Troop Information and
Education NCO.
After his army service, he re
turned to ETSU for graduate
study and in 1958 was awarded
an M.Ed. degree with a major in
agricultural education. Brevard
since has served as an inspector
for the Texas Department of
Agriculture; taught vocational
agriculture at McLeod and Was-
kom; served as a member service
advisor for the Bowie-Cass Elec
tric Cooperative and, prior to his
Oklahoma Extension Service as
signment, as farm editor for
Radio Station KWKH, Shreve
port, La.
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