Progress: A Few Steps Forward in Montana's Agricultural Program

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Article Title   Progress: A Few Steps Forward in Montana's Agricultural Program Journal Series Title   Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Author   Dexter, John Date Created   1929-01-01 Abstract   1929 Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Bulletin on progress made on a state-wide agricultural development program based on work described in Bulletin 81, "Basic Facts About Montana's Agriculture." Covers the role and scope of Extension Service work, soil problems, crop improvement, crop varieties, pure seed production, reducing production costs, greater returns from better quality, certified seed potatoes, tree planting, efforts to reduce losses, insects and animal pests, diseases, livestock production transition, range restoration, trains touring with agricultural exhibits, swine, dairy improvement, poultry, land clearing, new cash crops, 4-H work, community organization, Extension Service marketing and exhibits, newspapers, ultimate goals, women's work, and improved kitchens. Notes   photographs, illustrations Genre   informational works Keywords   agriculture, farms, farming, extension service, soils, problems, crops, improvement, varieties, seeds, costs, production, quality, potatoes, trees, pests, diseases, livestock, range, trains, swine, pigs, dairy, cattle, cows, homemaking, kitchens, women Related Topics crops agricultural economics agricultural programs and projects Call Number   Stacks & SpecUpub S83.B84 no.97 Finding Aid Url   https://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv43185 Rights   https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/

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Progress: A Few Steps Forward in Montana's Agricultural Program, Montana State University Extension Service Historical Publications, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4445hg26

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