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Box 0006
Contains 14 Results:
58. “Conflicting Doctrines About Soils.” Scientific Monthly 66 (1948): 475-87, and Food and Agriculture Organization edition, August 1950, 1948
Also in several other languages. See Oversize Box 73, Folder 1177
59. “Grass and the soil.” In Grass: The Yearbook of Agriculture 1948, 49-55. Washington, District of Columbia: United States Department of Agriculture, 1948
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
60. “Needed: clear thinking about soils.” Farm Policy Forum 1: 8-12, 1948
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
61. “On shifting cultivation.” In Soil Conservation: An International Study. Food and Agriculture Organization Agricultural Studies no.4, 114-25. Washington, District of Columbia, 1948
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
62. National Sigma Xi lecture. “Modern soil science.” American Scientist 36 (1948): 517-35. Also In Science in Progress, Yale University Press, 1949; and in Smithsonian Report for 1949, 1948
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
63. “Soil and people: the soils men live by.” Lecture for Graduate School. United States Department of Agriculture, 11/15/1948
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
64. “Who says the earth can’t feed her people?” Successful Farming, 1948-11
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
65. “Soil doctrines.” The Nation's Agriculture, 1948-12
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
66. Review of Crop Management and Soil Conservation by J. F. Cox and L. E. Jackson, and Farm Soils: Their Management and Fertilization by Edmund L. Worthen. Science, 1/28/1949
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.
67. “The Earth can feed her people.” Farm Policy Forum 2: 1-5, 1949
Series II includes originals and photocopies of Kellogg's published works as well as some related correspondence. This series is arranged in original, rough chronological order according to Kellogg's numbering system, which is described in the key to publications at the beginning of the series. Publications not listed in the key were added to the end of the series and are arranged in chronological order.