Abstract
The recent progress of civilization and industry has greatly changed farmers' living conditions, and there have arisen not a few problems to be solved.
The author investigated 100 farmers in order to know how their homes were managed and found the points in them by means of the method of measurement of managerial abilities which had been reported before.
As the result the author concludes as follows;
(1) As to the action of home management, the subjects examined were excellent in controlling, and deficient both in planning and in directing.
(2) As to the resources of home management, they were lacking in effective management of time and did not make efficient use of household appliances and public facilities.
