Epilogue

      As the Robinson Station celebrates 75 years of distinction in research and Extension work, we are reminded of the reason for its existence: to help the people of the region improve their lives and livelihood. To be sure, the station at Quicksand has kept its promise to effect the reason for its existence. While the faculty and staff at the Station no longer take in old roosters, poor boars, or bad corn seed in trade, they do offer a complete array of research and educational services for the people of eastern Kentucky.