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  • Administrative Report of Progress: January 1 to December 31, 1951 
    Irwin, Don L. (University of Alaska Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1951-12)
    This booklet is a compilation of annual administrative reports required of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, a public supported research institution. Shown here is a complete outline of research problems under ...
  • The Agricultural Outlook: 1965 
    Marsh, C.F.; Burton, W.E.; Saunders, A.D. (Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Alaska, 1965-03)
    The general economic picture for 1965 indicates another better-than average year for the nation as a whole. Strong advances in economic activity now underway will likely continue at least through the first half of the ...
  • Agricultural Research 1958 
    Unknown author (University of Alaska Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1958-12-30)
    An administrative report for the calendar year compiled by the staff in compliance with the several enabling acts, and in accordance with the rules and regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture.
  • Alaska Agricultural Directory 
    Lampard, Pete (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, Alaska Department of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service, Soil Conservation Service, 1957-06)
    The Farm Directory has been assembled through the cooperation of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, the Alaska Department of Agriculture, the Extension Service,s and the Soil Conservation Service. The Directory ...
  • Alaska Crop Improvement Association: Seed Certification Hand Book 
    Unknown author (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Alaska Extension Service, 1956)
    This bulletin brings together information on certified seed production in Alaska, It is hoped that it will acquaint Alaskans with the aims of a certified seed program and the work of the Alaska Crop Improvement Association ...
  • Alaska Farm & Consumer Research: 1961 
    Unknown author (University of Alaska Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1962-01-01)
    Agricultural research has played a major role in developing the productive efficiency of the United States, ours is a strong nation because, alone among the world powers, it is self-reliant with respect to food and fiber. ...
  • Alaska Farms: Organization and Practices in 1949 
    Moore, Clarence A. (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1951-03)
    This is the second of a series of annual studies being conducted to determine the types of farm organization and farm practices consistent with a stable and profitable farm economy, Detailed records of organization and ...
  • Alaska's Farm & Consumer Resources: 1963 
    Unknown author (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Alaska, 1963)
  • Alaska's Farm & Consumer Resources: 1964 
    Unknown author (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Alaska, 1965-01)
  • Better Forage for Alaska's dairy industry 
    Unknown author (University of Alaska, Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1962-01-08)
  • CASH IN! On a New Late-Summer Forage Source -- Common Ryegrass -- Seeded with Early-Harvested Oats & Peas 
    Klebesadel, L.J.; Brundage, A.L.; Sweetman, W.J. (University of Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1963-05)
  • The Challenge of Circumpolar Biological Research: a report to the Rockefeller Foundation 
    Logsdon, Charles E. (University of Alaska, Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1963-11)
    To foster closer working relationships between Alaska and countries of northern Europe through exchange of personnel to work on problems of mutual concern. This report deals only with this first objective of the project ...
  • Climatic Characteristics of Selected Alaskan Locations 
    Watson, C.E.; Branton, C.I.; Newman, J.E. (University of Alaska Institute of Agricultural Sciences, 1971-08)
    This publication is primarily intended to assist in the process of agricultural resource evaluation of certain areas with known positive attributes. Climatic indices, which are useful in comparing the agricultural ...
  • COMPARISON of SINGLE and SPLIT APPLICATIONS of AMMONIUM NITRATE, WITH and WITHOUT POTASSIUM, to BROMEGRASS in the MATANUSKA VALLEY 
    Laughlin, Winston M. (Agricultural Experiment Station, School of Agriculture and Land Resources Management, University of Alaska, 1978-07)
  • Costs and Returns on Matanuska Valley Dairy Farms 
    Saunders, A. Dale (University of Alaska Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1963-01)
    This study is based on 15 dairy farms in the Matanuska Valley during the period of 1957 through 1961, While all of the farms are owner-operated 80 per cent of them also utilize additional rented crop land. Eleven of the ...
  • Costs & Returns for 15 Dairy Farms in Alaska's Matanuska Valley, 1960 
    Welling, Charles L. (University of Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1962-03)
    Information summarized in the following table is based on 1960 records obtained from 15 dairy farms in the Matanuska Valley. The three high and three low income farms were selected on the basis of their total net cash income.
  • Dairy and Potato Farms: In the Matanuska and Tanana Valleys 1951 
    Andrews, Richard A.; Johnson, Hugh A.; Martin, Paul F. (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1953-02)
    The study reported here is one of a series designed to provide in formation on farm organization in Alaska for aiding economics development and expansion of permanent farm units. Records were obtained on 46 farm s in ...
  • Dairy Farming With Dollars and Sense in the Matanuska Valley 
    Unknown author (University of Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1959-02-19)
  • Delivery Routes Sell More Milk in Anchorage 
    Gazaway, H.P.; Marsh, Charles (University of Alaska Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1960-10)
    A primary objective of this study was to determine the number of households purchasing dairy products from delivery routes, and the number buying from stores. Also of interest were the amounts purchased per household and ...
  • EFFECTS of FOUR RATES of THREE NITROGEN SOURCES on YIELD and CHEMICAL COMPOSITION of MANCHAR BROMEGRASS FORAGE in the MATANUSKA VALLEY 
    Laughlin, Winston M. (Agricultural Experiment Station, School of Agriculture and Land Resources Management, University of Alaska, 1978-07)

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