Agroborealis, Vol. 02, No. 2 (October 1970)

Abstract

Dr. Curtis Dearborn: Alaska Frostless Holds Promise -- Dr. D.H. Dinkel: Alaska's Custom-made Scientist -- Dr. L.J. Klebesadel: He Makes Hay When the Sun Shines -- Paul Martin: He Does the Station's Dirty Work -- C. Ivan Branton: He Helped in Building Breakthrough -- Lee Allen: As an Engineer, He's in High Demand -- Charles Marsh: Always Looking for New Markets -- Dr. William Mitchell: Conservation Is His Business -- Dr. Arthur Brundage: He Watches Over Alaska's Dairy Herd -- NC-64 Committee Meets in Alaska: A Regional Effort to Solve Scientific Problems -- Dr. Winston Laughlin: Keeping an Eye on Soil Nutrients -- Sigmund Restad: Experiment Station's 'Crying Towel' -- Dr. Wayne Burton: A Real Place in the Research Picture -- James Leekley: Some 2,000 Mink Are In His Charge -- Dr. Charles Logsdon: He Specializes in Vegetable Disease -- Roscoe Taylor: Development of Cereal Crops Has Two Goals -- Dr. Richard Washburn: His Work Is Usually Full of Bugs -- Dr. Frank Wooding: An Exciting Program for 1971 -- Experiment Station's Flying Director -- Dr. Graumann's Alaska Role.