Notes on Agriculture in the Low Countries

a modicum of instruction in such handiwork has to be given at present, though as the geographer who wishes to pursue the physical side becomes more common there will be less need for such elementary workshop teaching. These, after all, are but incidental difficulties; the fundamental requirement is adequate support from the educational world as a whole and university treasuries in particular. The latter will but slowly be converted to the view that Geography has a practical and some what expensive side, but a great deal can be done with small beginnings such as the laboratory described above. Once it has been established that laboratory research work in physical geography can be undertaken by a geographer, the university authorities will produce that support, and it is the hope of the staff here that in due course research papers based on the laboratory will supply that proof

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