Identifies limitations in current reporting systems, suggesting improvements for efficient use of information.
Extension reports are sought as bases for providing information to appropriate publics and officials and, presumably, as the basis for making organizational and program decisions. Evidence from a study in one state indicates some limitations to the use being made of information currently required in the reporting system. A revision is suggested to maximize the usefulness and minimize the time required for preparing such reports.
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Marion R Deppen (1966) studied this question.
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