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4101. Northeastern Forest Experiment Station: Station papers. 76. Forest insect conditions in the Northeast. 1954; [by] W. E. Waters.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.42/16:(nos.)

4102. Northeastern Forest Experiment Station:Forest research notes. 53. Windthrow hazard in Virginia pine strip cuttings; [by Richard H. Fenton].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.42/20:(nos.)

4103. Northeastern Forest Experiment Station:Forest research notes. 54. Root competition slows growth of plantings on unprepared sites in scrub oak; [by E. F. McNamara and Irvin C. Reigner].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.42/20:(nos.)

4104. Offices of Processed Products Standardization and Inspection Branch (as of July 15, 1955).

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Marketing Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Agricultural Marketing Service
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 88.2:P 94/3/955

4105. Onion futures, survey of open contracts on Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Sept. 30, 1955.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Commodities Exchange Authority and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Commodities Exchange Authority
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 85.2:On 4

4106. Opportunities and limitations on exporting U. S. farm products, statement by Gwynn Garnett, administrator, Foreign Agricultural Service, Department of Agriculture, before joint commodity conference, American Farm Bureau Federation, Chicago, III., Dec 12, 1955.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Agricultural Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Foreign Agricultural Service
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 67.13:G 18/5

4107. Opportunities for consulting foresters in soil conservation districts, talk by T. B. Plair, head woodland conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture, at annual meeting of Association of Consulting Foresters on Oct. 16, 1955.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Soil Conservation Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Soil Conservation Service
Date:: Portland, Oreg. [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 57.25:P 69/2

4108. Our conservation job ahead, talk by D. A. Williams, administrator, Soil Conservation Service, at joint meeting of New York State Association of Soil Conservation districts and Empire Chapter of Soil Conservation Society of America, Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1895.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Soil Conservation Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Soil Conservation Service
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 57.25:W 67/24

4109. Our expanding farm and ranch conservation job, remarks by Donald A. Williams, administrator, Soil Conservation Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture, at annual meeting of Oregon Association of Soil Conservation Districts, Pendleton, Oreg., Dec. 1, 1955.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Soil Conservation Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Soil Conservation Service
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 57.25:W 67/45

4110. Our soil and water conservation action program, talk by D. A. Williams, administrator, Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture, annual meeting Arkansas Association of Soil Conservation Districts, Little Rock, Ark., Apr. 4, 1955.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Soil Conservation Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Soil Conservation Service
Date:: [1955.]
SuDoc number:: A 57.25:M 67/29

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