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 under the direct supervision of a staff member
 who has an advanced degree in that area. (For
 example, an instructor in dairy science should
 have a master's degree in dairy science.)
 Graduate degrees in agriculture do not qualify
 individuals for teaching the various fields of
 agriculture on the college level.

 The institution shall employ a staff in technical
 agriculture, providing instruction in the following
 offerings: terracing, drainage and irrigation;
 farm mechanics, farm power and machinery
 (including rural electrification); farm crops,
 soils, and soil fertility; animal husbandry;
 general and applied entomology; farm forestry
 production and management; general horti-
 cultural production; principles of plant physiology
 and pathology; animal diseases and hygiene;
 farm management (including farm finance,
 taxation, and insurance); and agricultural
 economics (including marketing of farm pro-
 ducts).

 The technical staff members shall have experience
 in the application of these sciences to current agri-
 cultural problems.

 The institution shall maintain and support active
 research programs in these fields.

 The institution shall employ a resident staff in
 agricultural education, each member of which has
 a master's or higher degree in vocational educa-
 tion and is qualified by training and experience to
 teach college-level courses in agricultural educa-
 tiori, conductr'esearch in agricultural education,
 prepare teaching aids for teachers of vocational
 agriculture, engage in in-service training activi-
 ties, and assist in the selection and placement of
 trainees. Facilities shall be provided for off-
 campus student teaching in which a minimum of
 one qualified supervisor shall be provided for
 each 20 student teachers while these are engaged
 in student teaching.

4.51-2 Laboratory Facilities. The institution shall pro-
 vide satisfactory classrooms, laboratories, and