ua101_001 Preliminary Inventory of the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service, Office of the Associate Dean and Director Records, 1878-2002 UA 101.001 Finding aid prepared by Processed by: Special Collections staff; Laura Abraham, Flora Blackley, Beverly King, Barbara Weinberg, 2009 August;machine-readable finding aid created by: Steven Mandeville-Gamble; Finding aid updated by Laura Abraham, Flora Blackley, Beverly King, Barbara Weinberg, 2009 August; Cate Putirskis, 2009 August; 2011 January Special Collections Research Center 2005-2011 January This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2011-10-31T08:25-0400 Finding aid written in English. 2008-2011 January; October Finding aid updated to reflect additions to the collection by Cate Putirskis, 2008; November; 2009 January, August; 2011 January; Laura Abraham, Flora Blackley, Beverly King, Barbara Weinberg, 2009 August; Finding aid updated to reflect additions to the collection by Cathy Dorin-Black, 2011 October. North Carolina Agricultural Research Service, Office of the Associate Dean and Director Records UA 101.001 Special Collections Research Center 98.5 Linear feet 1878-2002 The records of the Office of the Associate Dean and Director of the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service contain reports, correspondence, programs, publications, speeches, minutes, financial information, and committees relating to agricultural research and experiment stations. Also included are materials on the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Fiftieth Anniversary of the research stations, the Tennessee Valley Authority, agricultural products, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, individual college departments and their role in experiment station research, and the National Pickle Packers Association. Records include a letter book of the director. Materials range in date from 1878 to 2002. The North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station was created in 1877, and transferred from the State of North Carolina to the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (later, North Carolina State University) in 1889. The Station was jointly run by the two groups, and became a source of contention between the State Department of Agriculture and the University through the early part of the twentieth century. In 1979, the Agricultural Experiment Station was renamed the Agricultural Research Service. 69 cartons, 30 archival boxes, 1 flat box North Carolina Agricultural Research Service. Restrictions to Access

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 Historical Note

The North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station was created in 1877, and transferred from the State of North Carolina to the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (later, North Carolina State University) in 1889. The Station was jointly run by the two groups, and became a source of contention between the State Department of Agriculture and the University through the early part of the twentieth century. In 1979, the Agricultural Experiment Station was renamed the Agricultural Research Service.

List of Directors 1877 – 1880 Albert R. Ledoux 1880 – 1887 Charles W. Dabney 1887 – 1897 Herbert B. Battle 1897 – 1899 William A. Withers, Acting Director 1899 – 1901 George Tayloe Winston 1901 – 1907 Benjamin Wesley Kilgore 1907 – 1912 Charles Burgess Williams 1913 – 1925 Benjamin Wesley Kilgore 1925 – 1937 Rhett Y. Winters 1937 – 1940 Ira Obed Schaub, Acting Director 1940 – 1941 Robert M. Salter 1941 – 1947 Leonard D. Baver 1948 – 1950 James H. Hilton 1950 – 1955 Ralph W. Cummings 1955 – 1969 Roy L. Lovvorn 1969 – 1976 James C. Williamson, Jr. 1976 – 1979 Kenneth R. Keller 1979 – 1986 Durward F. Bateman 1986 – 1992 Ronald J. Kuhr 1992 – 2003 Johnny C. Wynne 2003 – present Steven Leath Scope and Content Note

The records of the Office of the Associate Dean and Director of the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service contain reports, correspondence, programs, publications, speeches, minutes, financial information, and committees relating to agricultural research and experiment stations. Also included are materials on the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Fiftieth Anniversary of the research stations, the Tennessee Valley Authority, agricultural products, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, individual college departments and their role in experiment station research, and the National Pickle Packers Association. Records include a letter book of the director. Materials range in date from 1878 to 2002.

 Organization of the Collection

This collection has not yet undergone full archival processing. Materials are arranged in two series: General Records and Publications. Within in the General Records series, materials are arranged in the order received; materials within the Publications series are arranged alphabetically by title with the exception of recent unprocessed additions at the end of the collection, which are arranged in the order received.

 Keller, Kenneth National Pickle Packers Association. North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. North Carolina Agricultural Research Service. North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. North Carolina State University. Tennessee Valley Authority. United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Agricultural experiment stations--North Carolina Agriculture--Research--North Carolina Pickles--North Carolina General Records 1886-1993 Scope and Content Note

This series contains general and administrative records from the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service and its predecessor, the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station.

 Agricultural Experiment Station Council, Minutes (typescript) 1 1897-1899 Minutes of Joint Committee on Experiment Station from Origin to . . . 101 1911-1923 Scope and Content Note

Letterbook containing meeting minutes of the committee and reports made to the committee. The committee is variously named the Joint Committee of [North Carolina] A & M College and [North Carolina] Department of Agricuture, Joint Committee on (of) Agriculture, and the Joint Committee on Agricultural Work.

 Reports 1 1927-1938 Report to a Legislative Committee on Experiment Station research 1 1939 History of AES from 1887-1937, by I.O. Schaub 1 Anniversary, 50th, of the AES, various material 1 1876-1928 Anniversary, 50th, of the AES, various material 2 1927-1928 Articles and papers 2 1928-1934 Curtis, Prof. R.S., correspondence 2 1912-1915 Dabney, C.W., Report of Phi Kappa Phi Committee 2 1926-1927 Miscellaneous records 2 1886-1937 NC Dept. of Agriculture – Joint Research Work with AES 2 1924-1928 NC Dept. of Agriculture – Division of functions with AES 2 1930s Pageant on Origin and Progress of AES 2 1932 Purnell Fund 2 1925-1929 Sherman, Prof. Franklin, correspondence 2 1924-1925 US Dept. of Agriculture – Report, Regional Agricultural Planning and Adjustment in NC 2 1935 US Dept. of Agriculture – Memorandum of Understanding with NCSC 2 1939 Correspondence: North Carolina State College – Business Office 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: North Carolina State College – Foreign visitors to 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – Agricultural Foundation 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – Agricultural Policy Institute 3 1960-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – “C” correspondence 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – National Science Foundation 3 1959-1960 Correspondence: Other than college – North Carolina State Department of Agriculture 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – North Carolina State Fair 3 1960 Correspondence: Other than college – Research Corporation 3 1960-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – Rockefeller Foundation 3 1960-1961 Correspondence: Other than college – Soil Science Society of North Carolina 3 1960 Correspondence: School of Agriculture – General 3 1958-1961 Correspondence: School of Agriculture – Dean 3 1954-1961 Correspondence: School of Agriculture – Director of Extension 3 1959-1961 Correspondence: School of Agriculture – Director of Instruction 3 1959-1961 School of Agriculture – Asst. Director, Tobacco Research 3 1953-1961 School of Agriculture – Asst. Director, Research 3 1959-1961 School of Agriculture – Budget 3 1948-1961 Departments – Agricultural Economics 4 1960-1961 Departments – Agricultural Engineering 4 1954-1961 Departments – Animal Industry 4 1959-1961 Departments – Biochemistry 4 1960 Departments – Botany and Bacteriology 4 1959-1961 Departments – Entomology 4 1960 Departments – Experimental Statistics 4 1959-1961 Departments – Field Crops 4 1950-1961 Departments – Forestry 4 1959-1961 Departments – Genetics 4 1959-1961 Departments – Home Economics 4 1959-1961 Departments – Plant Pathology 4 1959-1961 Departments – Rural Sociology 5 1950-1960 Departments – Soils 5 1959-1961 Departments – Zoology 5 1960-1961 Research Stations – Transfer of properties for research station, undated 5 Research Stations – General (includes a history) 5 1960-1961 Research Stations – Border Belt Tobacco 5 1955-1961 Research Stations – Central Crops 5 1959-1960 Research Stations – Coastal Plain 5 1955-1961 Research Stations – Coastal Plain Vegetable 5 1953-1961 Research Stations – Horticultural Crops 5 1959-1961 Research Stations – Mountain Horticultural Crops 5 1959-1961 Research Stations – Upper Coastal Plain 5 1959-1961 Research Stations – Other stations 5 1955-1961 Commodities – Corn 5 1959-1961 Commodities – Cotton 5 1954-1961 Commodities – Peanuts 5 1940-1961 Commodites – Small Grain 5 1958 Commodities – Tobacco 6 1953-1961 Programs – Crops banned 6 1960 Programs – Field Days 6 1955-1961 Programs – Golf Course Turf Grass 6 1959-1960 Programs – Pesticide Residues 6 1960 Programs – Witchweed (Striga) 6 1958-1961 Programs – Woody Plant Control 6 1960 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Miscellaneous 6 1949-1959 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Agreements 6 1959-1961 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Capital Improvements 6 1959-1960 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Honors and distinctions 6 1958-1960 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Land assigned to 6 1956-1960 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Outstanding achievements in last five years 6 1959-1961 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Outstanding contribution 6 1960 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Personnel 6 1959-1961 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – Recent Accomplishments 6 1957 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – History of Progress of 7 1937-1956 AES (Agricultural Experiment Station) – “Nickels for Know-How,” 7 1951 Fraternities – Gamma Sigma Delta 7 1955-1961 Committees – Breeders Release Board 7 1954-1961 Committees – Committee of Nine 7 1955 Committees – Contractual Research Proposal Policy 7 1953-1955 Committees – Crop Seed Improvement 7 1958 Committees – Food Processing Advisory Council 7 1960 Committees – Fruit and Vegetable Production and Marketing Advisory 7 1959-1960 Committees – Graduate Executive Council Sub-Committee 7 1960-1961 Committees – Graduate School, Administrative Board 7 1957 Committees – Institute of Statistics 7 1959-1961 Committees – North Carolina State Soil Conservation 7 1959-1961 Committees – Patent Policy 7 1959-1961 Committees – Southern Regional Research, General 8 1960-1961 Committees – Southern Regional Research, Budget 8 1960-1961 Committees – Southern Regional Soil and Fertilizer Research 8 1950-1960 Committees – Miscellaneous, undated 8 United State Government – Congress 8 1957-1961 United State Government – Department of Interior 8 1960 United State Government – Tennesse Valley Authority, undated 8 United State Dept. of Agriculture – Appropriations and Budgets 8 1948-1961 United State Dept. of Agriculture – Crops Research Division 8 1959-1961 United State Dept. of Agriculture – Regional projects 8 1958-1961 United State Dept. of Agriculture – Soil and Water Conservation Reseach Division, General 8 1958-1961 United State Dept. of Agriculture – Soil and Water Conservation Research Division, Progress Reports 8 1955-1956 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – General 8 1956-1960 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – Recognitions 8 1959-1960 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – Speeches 8 1956-1960 Committees – AID Land Grant 9 1961-1963 Committees – Breeders Release Board 9 1961-1963 Committees – Centennial (Land Grant) 9 1961-1963 Committees – Committee of Nine 9 1961-1963 Committees – ESCOP (Experiment Station Committee on Organization and Policy) 9 1961-1963 Committees – Forage Research 9 1961-1963 Committees – Joint Cotton Breeding Policy 9 1961-1963 Committees – Miscellaneous 9 1961-1963 Committees – North Carolina Hybrid Seed Corn 9 1961-1963 Committees – North Carolina Tobacco Seed 9 1961-1963 Committees – North Carolina Soil Fertility 9 1961-1963 Committees – Southern Regional Research 9 1961-1963 Committees – University of Tennessee, Atomic Energy Commission Ag. Research Lab. 9 1961-1963 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – General 9 1961-1963 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – Rotary Club 9 1961-1963 Lovvorn, R.L., Director, Personal – Speeches 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – Chancellor’s Office 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – Business Office 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – Enzyme Club 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – Library 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – Peace Corps 9 1961-1963 North Carolina State College – School of Agriculture 9 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Dean 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Director of Research 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Director of Extension 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Assistant Director Keller 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Assistant Director Robinson 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Assistant Director Stewart 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Assistant Director Williamson 10 1961-1963 School of Agriculture – Administrative Officer Williams 10 1961-1963 AES – Budget 10 1961-1963 AES – Capital Improvements 10 1961-1963 AES – Historical Data 10 1961-1963 AES – Honors and Distinctions 10 1961-1963 AES – Land assigned to 10 1961-1963 AES – Projects, federal review 10 1961-1963 AES – Reports, annual 10 1961-1963 Commodities – Blueberries 11 1961-1963 Commodities – Cotton 11 1961-1963 Commodities – Peaches 11 1961-1963 Commodities – Peanuts 11 1961-1963 Commodities – Soybeans 11 1961-1963 Commodities – Tobacco 11 1961-1963 Programs – Forage Crops 11 1961-1963 Programs – Field Days 11 1961-1963 Programs – Golf Course Turf Grass 11 1961-1963 Programs – Pesticide residues 11 1961-1963 Programs – “Nickels for Know-How” 11 1961-1963 Programs – Ten-year projections 11 1961-1963 Programs – Turf research 11 1961-1963 Programs – Woody plant control 11 1961-1963 Departments – Agricultural Economics 11 1961-1963 Departments – Agricultural Engineering 12 1961-1963 Departments – Agricultural Information 12 1961-1963 Departments – Animal Science 12 1961-1963 Departments – Botany 12 1961-1963 Departments – Crop Science 12 1961-1963 Departments – Entomology 12 1961-1963 Departments – Experimental Statistics 12 1961-1963 Departments – Food Science 12 1961-1963 Departments – Forestry 12 1961-1963 Departments – Genetics 12 1961-1963 Departments – Home Economics 13 1961-1963 Departments – Horticulture 13 1961-1963 Departments – Poultry 13 1961-1963 Departments – Plant Pathology 13 1961-1963 Departments – Rural Sociology 13 1961-1963 Departments – Soil Science 13 1961-1963 Departments – Zoology 13 1961-1963 Research Stations – General 13 1961-1963 Research Stations – Sandhills 14 1961-1963 Research Stations – Tidewater 14 1961-1963 Research Stations – Upper Coastal Plain 14 1961-1963 Research Stations – Upper Mountain 14 1961-1963 Research Stations – Upper Piedmont 14 1961-1963 US Government – Congress 14 1961-1963 US Government – Department of the Interior 14 1961-1963 US Government – Tennessee Valley Authority 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – General 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Appropriations and Budget 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Correspondence 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Central Research Fund 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Raleigh Office 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Crops Research Division 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Ag. Research Service – Livestock Research Division 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Cooperative State Experiment Statn. Service – General 14 1961-1963 US Department of Agriculture – Cooperative State Experiment Statn. Service – Salary Info. 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – A – General 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – F – General 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – H – General 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – Institute of Inter-American Affairs 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – J – General 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – Land Grant College Association 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – Mc and M – General 14 1961-1963 Correspondence – National Cotton Council 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – National Pickle Packers Association 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina Board Farm Organizations and Agric. Agencies 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina Crop Improvement Association 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina Department of Agriculture 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina Peanut Growers Association 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina State Soil Conservation 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – North Carolina, University, at Chapel Hill 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – P – General 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – Peruvian Contract 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – Requests for Information 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – Research Corporation 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – Rockefeller Foundation 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – S – General 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – Southern Directors 15 1961-1963 Correspondence – U-Z – General 15 1961-1963 Committees – Aid Land-Grant 16 1963-1965 Committees – Breeders Release Board (NCSC) 16 1963-1965 Committees – Consulting Policy 16 1963-1965 Committees – Graduate Council and Board 16 1963-1965 Committees – Library 16 1963-1965 Committees – Miscellaneous 16 1963-1965 Committees – N.C. Tobacco Seed 16 1963-1965 Committees – Patent Policy 16 1963-1965 Committees – Plant and Animal Pests. National Academy of Science 16 1963-1965 Committees – UT-AEC Research Laboratory 16 1963-1965 Committees – Water Resources Institute 16 1963-1965 R.L. Lovvorn Correpondence (personal) 16 1963-1965 R.L. Lovvorn Rotary Club 16 1963-1965 R.L. Lovvorn Speeches 16 1963-1965 North Carolina State College (N.C.S.C.) Business Office 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Forestry 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agriculture 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agri. - Admin. - Director of Extension 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agri. - Admin. - Asst. Dir. Keller 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agri. - Admin. - Asst. Dir. Winstead, Biol. Sciences 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agri. - Admin. - Asst. Dir. Williamson 16 1963-1965 N.C.S.C. School of Agriculture - Admin. - Asst. Dir. Stewart 17 1963-1965 Agricultural Experiment Station (A.E.S.) 17 1963-1965 Budget 17 1963-1965 Certificates for Registration of Improved Crop Varieties 17 1963-1965 William Neal Reynolds Professors 17 1963-1965 Land Needs 17 1963-1965 Outstanding Contributions 17 1963-1965 Dept. Heads 17 1963-1965 Agricultural Economics 17 1963-1965 Agricultural Eng. Department 17 1963-1965 Agricultural Information Division 17 1963-1965 Animal Industry Dept. 17 1963-1965 AandT College, Greensboro 17 1963-1965 Botany and Bacteriology Department 17 1963-1965 A.E.S. [cont’d.] 18 1963-1965 Entomology Dept. 18 1963-1965 Experimental Statistics Dept. 18 1963-1965 Extension Personnel Development 18 1963-1965 Food Science and Processing 18 1963-1965 Field Crops Dept. 18 1963-1965 Genetics Dept. 18 1963-1965 Horticulture Dept. 18 1963-1965 Plant Pathology Dept. 18 1963-1965 Poultry Science Dept. 18 1963-1965 Rural Sociology Dept. 18 1963-1965 Soils Dept. 18 1963-1965 Zoology Dept. 18 1963-1965 Research Farms (General) 18 1963-1965 Commodities – Tobacco 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Cotton 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Grapes 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Peanuts 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Seed Dist. Policies 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Seed Releases 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Soybeans 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Programs 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Nutgrass 19 1963-1965 Commodities – Pesticide Residues 19 1963-1965 TURF Research Program 19 1963-1965 Border Belt Tobacco Research Station, Whiteville NC 19 1963-1965 Central Crops Research Station, Clayton NC 19 1963-1965 Coastal Plain Veg. Res. Station, Faison NC 19 1963-1965 Horticultural Crops Res. Station, Castle Hayne NC 19 1963-1965 Lower Coastal Plain Tobacco Res. Station, Greenville NC 19 1963-1965 Mountain Res. Station, Waynesville NC 19 1963-1965 Mountain Horticultural Crops Res. Station, Hendersonville NC 19 1963-1965 Peanut Belt Res. Station, Lewiston NC 19 1963-1965 Piedmont Res. Station, Salisbury NC 19 1963-1965 Sandhills Res. Station, Jackson Springs NC 19 1963-1965 Upper Coastal Plain Res. Station, Rocky Mount NC 19 1963-1965 Upper Piedmont Tobacco Res. Station, Rural Hall NC 19 1963-1965 Upper Mountain Res. Station, Laurel Springs NC 19 1963-1965 Agricultural Foundation 20 B – N [correspondence] 20 Farm Hands Club 20 Latin American Science Board (National Academy of Science) 20 National Pickle Packers Association 20 National Research Council 20 North Carolina 20 State Dept. of Agriculture 20 State Dept. of Water Resources 20 Crop Improvement Assoc. 20 Foundation Seed Producers 20 Peanut Growers Assoc. 20 U. of Chapel Hill, N.C. 20 P 20 Peruvian Contract 20 Requests for Information 20 Research Facilities Team (USDA) 20 Rockefeller Foundation 20 S – W 20 Southern Directors 20 Committees: 21 Committees: ESCOP 21 Committees: Admin. Board of the Institute of Statistics 21 Committees: Committee of Nine (USDA-ARS) 21 Committees: Cotton Research Advisory 21 Committees: Advisory Committee to the Southeastern Forest Expt. Sta. 21 Committees: Breeders Release Board (NCSU) 21 Committees: Southern Land Economics Res. Comm. 21 Committees: Southern Marketing Res. 21 Committees: Southern Reg. Res. Comm. (SRRC) 21 Committees: State Conservation Needs Comm. 21 Committees: State Technical Action Panel 21 Committees: UT-AEC Res. Laboratory 21 Committees: Water Resources Institute 21 Fraternities: Gamma Sigma Delta 21 Fraternities: Phi Kappa Phi 21 Fraternities: Sigma Xi 21 Home Economics Foundation 21 Forestry Foundation 21 Latin-American Science Board 21 U.S.-Brazil Workshop, National Academy of Science 21 Committees 21 Southern Directors 21 R.L. Lovvorn – Rotary Club 21 Programs and Progress: NC Board of Farm Orgs. and Agric. Agencies 21 1950-65 Committees 21 Governing Board, Agric. Res. Inst. 21 N.C. Tobacco Seed 21 Nuclear Facility 21 Patent Policy 21 Plant and Animal Pests 21 Southern Corn Improvement Conference 21 Graduate Council and Board 21 Joint Cotton Breeding Policy 21 Library 21 N.C. Board of Farm Organ. and Agric. Agencies 21 N.C. Soil Fertility Committee 21 N.C. State Soil Conservation Committee 21 Correspondence: A 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: AES – Reports (Annual) 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: AES – Research Farms (General) 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: American Society of Agronomy 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: B 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: C 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Chamber of Commerce 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Coastal Plain Research Station, Willard NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Coastal Plain Veg. Research Station, Faison NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Commodities – Tobacco 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Commodities – Tomatoes 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Cosmos Club 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: D 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Dairy Foundation 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: E 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: F 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: G 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: H 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Horticultural Crops Res. Sta., Castle Hayne NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: I 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: International Soil Testing 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: J 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: K 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: L 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Land Grant College Association 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Lower Coastal Plain Tobacco Res. Station, Greenville NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: M 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Mountain Horticultural Crops Res. Sta., Hendersonville NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Mountain Res. Sta., Waynesville NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. University of Chapel Hill N.C. 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Grange 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. Peanut Growers Association 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. Foundation Seed Producers 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. Crop Improvement Association 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Fair 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Department of Water Resources 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Dept. of Public Instruction 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Dept. of Admin. 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. State Dept. of Agriculture 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: N.C. Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: National Plant Food Inst. 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: National Cotton Council of America 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: O 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Oxford Tobacco Res. Sta., Oxford NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: P 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Peanut Belt Res. Stat., Lewiston NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Peruvian Contract 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Pesticide Residues 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Pickle Packers International 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Piedmont Res. Sta., Salisbury NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Projects – AES, Federal Review 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Field Days 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Forage Crops 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Nickels for Know-How 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Nutgrass 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Peanut Stunt Virus 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Programs – Turf Research 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: R 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Requests for Information 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Research Triangle 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Rockefeller Foundation 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: S 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Sandhills Res. Station, Jackson Springs NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Soil Science Society of America 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Southern Agric. Workers, Assn. of 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: T 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: Tidewater Res. Station, Plymouth NC 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: University Farms 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: W 22 1965-1966 Correspondence: XYZ 22 1965-1966 AES – Research Stations 23 1966-1967 AES – Department Heads 23 1966-1967 AES – Adult Education 23 1966-1967 Lovvorn 23 1966-1967 AES – Agricultural Information 23 1966-1967 AES – Agricultural Economics 23 1966-1967 AES – Agricultural Engineering 23 1966-1967 AES – Animal Science 23 1966-1967 AES – AandT Greensboro 23 1966-1967 AES – Biochemistry 23 1966-1967 AES – Botany 23 1966-1967 AES – Crop Science 23 1966-1967 AES – Experimental Statistics 23 1966-1967 AES – Entomology 23 1966-1967 AES – Food Science 23 1966-1967 AES – Forestry 23 1966-1967 AES – Genetics 23 1966-1967 AES – Home Economics 23 1966-1967 AES – Horticultural Science 23 1966-1967 AES – Microbiology 23 1966-1967 AES – Plant Pathology 23 1966-1967 AES – Poultry Science 23 1966-1967 AES – Rural Sociology 23 1966-1967 AES – Soil Science 23 1966-1967 AES – Zoology 23 1966-1967 Financial Reports 24 1936-1947 Financial Reports 24 1924-1935 Loose records: correspondence, minutes, reports 24 ca. 1960s-80s Loose correspondence, pamphlets, brochures 25 1970s-1980s North Carolina Pesticide Manual 26 1966 Correspondence: 26 1953-1954 Smith-Douglass Company 26 Vegetable Research Laboratory 26 Upper Piedmont Tobacco Research Farm 26 Upper Mountain Station 26 Upper Coastal Plain Station 26 Tobacco Branch Station, Oxford 26 Piedmont Branch Station 26 Peanut Station 26 Peach Station 26 Mountain Branch Station 26 Hybrid Seed Corn Committee 26 McCullers Station 26 Fruit and Vegetable Research Farm, Hendersonville 26 Coastal Plain Station, Willard 26 Lower Coastal Plain Tobacco Station 26 Coastal Plain Vegetable Research Farm 26 Clayton Branch Station 26 Branch Stations – General 26 Nickels for Know-How 26 U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 26 TVA 26 Correspondence 26 1954-1955 Breeders Release Board 26 Upper Piedmont Tobacco Research Farm, Rural Hall 26 Upper Mountain Station, Laurel Springs 26 Upper Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Rocky Mount 26 Tobacco Branch Station 26 Tidewater Station 26 Piedmont Research Station (Rowan County) 26 Piedmont Test Farm 26 Peanut Test Farm 26 Peach Station 26 Mountain Branch Station, Waynesville 26 McCullers Station 26 Vegetable Research Laboratory 26 Lower Coastal Plain Tobacco Station, Greenville 26 Lower Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Willard 26 Fruit and Vegetable Research Farm, Hendersonville 26 Coastal Plain Vegetable Research Farm 26 Correspondence 26 1963-1965 U.S. Congress 26 United Nations – Food and Agric. Organ of the 26 U.S. Government 26 U.S. Dept. of Interior 26 U.S. Weather Bureau 26 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 26 USDA Agricultural Marketing Service 26 USDA Forest Service 26 USDA Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee 26 USDA – Employee News Bulletins 26 USDA Foreign Agricultural Service 26 USDA Soil Conservation Service 26 USDA – Speeches 26 USDA – ARS Administration Memoranda 26 USDA – ARS Appropriations and Budgets 26 USDA – ARS Correspondence with 26 USDA – ARS Bulletins 26 USDA – ARS Central Research Fund 26 USDA – ARS Crops Research Division 26 USDA – ARS Eastern Utilization Res. and Dev. Division 26 USDA – ARS Entomology Res. Div. 26 USDA – ARS Legislation and Regulations on Cooperative Res. 26 USDA – ARS Livestock Res. Div. 26 USDA – ARS Southern Reg. Coop. Series Bulletins 26 USDA McIntire-Stennis 26 USDA – ARS Raleigh, NC, Offices 26 USDA – ARS Res. Adv. Committees 26 USDA – ARS Soil and Water Conservation Research Div. 26 USDA – ARS Southern Exp. Sta. Directors 26 USDA – ARS State Exp. Sta. Div. – Correspondence 26 Legislative Requests, “B” Budgets – General 27 1959-61 Legislative Requests – Capitol Improvements 27 1959-61 Correspondence 27 1966-1967 N.C. State College 27 NCSU Alumni Assoc. 27 Chancellor’s Office 27 NCSU – Faculty – Faculty Club 27 NCSU – Foreign Visitors to 27 NCSU Library 27 NCSU – Maintenance and Operation 27 NCSU – Agric. Admin. Dir. of Extension 27 Agriculture – Dir. of Instr. 27 Agri. Admin. – Asst. Dir. in Charge Tob. – Keller 27 Agri. Admin. – Asst. Dir. Marketing – J.C. Williamson 27 Agriculture Admin. – Asst. Dir. Res. – Winstead, Biological Sciences 27 Agriculture – Advisory Council 27 AES – Capital Improvements 27 AES – Outstanding Contribution 27 Commodities 27 Apples 27 Blueberries 27 Cotton 27 Cucumbers 27 Fertilizer 27 Grapes 27 Peaches 27 Peanuts 27 Potatoes 27 Soybeans 27 Tobacco 27 Tomatoes 27 AES – Pesticide Residue 27 AES – Projects, Federal Review 27 AES – Reports (Annual) 27 Programs 27 Field Days 27 Forage Crops 27 Nickels for Know-How 27 Nutgrass 27 Peanut Stunt Virus 27 Witchweed (Striga) 27 U.S. Congress 27 U.S. Weather Bureau 27 USDA Forest Service 27 USDA Agr. Stabil. and Conserv. 27 US Department of Agriculture 27 USDA – ARS Administrative Memoranda 27 USDA – ARS Budget Restoration 27 USDA – ARS Corres. with 27 USDA – ARS Bulletins 27 USDA – ARS Crops Research Div. 27 USDA – ARS Entomology Res. Div. 27 USDA – ARS Livestock Res. Div. 27 USDA – ARS Raleigh, NC, offices 27 USDA – ARS Research Advisory Committee 27 USDA – ARS Soil and Water Cons. Res. Division 27 USDA – ARS Regional Cooperative Series Bulletin 27 USDA – ARS Utilization Research and Development Division 27 USDA – CSRS Cooperative State Research Service 27 USDA – CSRS Cooperative State Research Service Correspondence 27 USDA – CSRS Regional Research 27 USDA – CSRS Regional Projects 27 US International Cooperation Administration 27 US T.V.A. 27 A 27 Summer Institutes 27 Agricultural Research Institute 27 American Potash Institute 27.2 B 27.2 C 27.2 Chamber of Commerce 27.2 Cosmos Club 27.2 D 27.2 E 27.2 F 27.2 Farmers Cooperative Exchange 27.2 G 27.2 H 27.2 I 27.2 International Soil Testing 27.2 J 27.2 K 27.2 L 27.2 Land Grant College Association 27.2 M 27.2 N 27.2 National Cotton Council of America 27.2 National Council of University Research Administrators 27.2 National Plant Food Institute 27.2 NC Association of Soil Conservation Districts 27.2 NC Farm Bureau 27.2 NC Crop Improvement Association 27.2 NC Foundation Seed Prod. 27.2 NC Peanut Growers Association 27.2 NC State Dept. of Admin. 27.2 NC State Dept. of Agric. 27.2 NC State Fair 27.2 UNC Chapel Hill 27.2 NC State Grange 27.2 P 27.2 Pickle Packers International 27.2 Requests for Information 27.2 Rockefeller Foundation 27.2 S 27.2 Southern Agricultural Workers, Association of 27.2 U 27.2 W 27.2 Correspondence 28 1965-1966 Commodities 28 Apples 28 Blueberries 28 Corn 28 Cotton 28 Fertilizer 28 Grapes 28 Peaches 28 Potatoes 28 Soybeans 28 Outstanding Contributions 28 1963 Outstanding Contributions 28 1964 Correspondence 28 NCSU Advisory Council 28 NCSU – Admin. Officer – Booker 28 NCSU School of Agriculture Asst. Director Williamson 28 School of Agriculture 28 NCSU – Asst. Director Winstead 28 NCSU – Asst. Director Stewart 28 NCSU – Administration – Dean 28 NCSU – Asst. Director Keller 28 NCSU – Director of Instruction 28 NCSU – Director of Extension 28 NCSU – Agricultural Exp. Station 28 NCSU – Maintenance and Operations 28 NCSU – Library 28 NCSU – Foreign Visitors to 28 NCSU – Faculty – Faculty Club 28 NCSU – Dean for Research 28 NCSU – Chancellor’s Office 28 NC State University 28 NCSU – Business Office 28 Correspondence 28 1966-1967 AES – Budget 28 Agricultural Foundation 28 NC State Legislature 28 Peruvian Contract 28 Dairy Foundation 28 NCSU – Agric. Admin. – Dir. of Research 28 NCSU – Agric. Admin. – Dean 28 NCSU – Agriculture 28 NCSU – Dean for Research 28 NCSU – Business Office 28 USDA – McIntire-Stennis 28 Agri. Admin. – Admin. Officer 28 Correspondence 29 1963-65: USDA – ARS Southern Utilization Research and Development Division 29 USDA – ARS Regional Projects 29 USDA – ARS – SESD Regional Res. 29 USDA – ARS – SESD Salary Data 29 US Tennessee Valley Authority 29 Correspondence 29 1967-68: Committees 29 Breeders Release Bd. (NCSU) 29 Governing Bd. Agri. Research Institute 29 Miscellaneous 29 NC Board of Farm Organizations and Agr. Agencies 29 NC Soil Fertility Committee 29 NC Tobacco Seed Committee 29 Nuclear Facility 29 Plant and Animal Pests – National Academy of Science 29 State Technical Action Panel 29 Statistics Board – Institute of Statistics 29 Water Resources Institute 29 Latin-American Science Board – National Academy of Science 29 Forestry Foundation 29 Home Economics Foundation 29 Fraternities – Gamma Sigma Delta 29 Fraternities – Phi Kappa Phi 29 Fraternities – Sigma Xi 29 Farm Hands Club 29 Correspondence 29 1966-67: Committees 29 State Technical Action Panel 29 US – Brazil Workshop 29 Regional Soil and Fertilizer Research 29 Southern Regional Research 29 Southern Land Economics Research 29 Southern Corn Improvement 29 Nuclear Facility 29 Tobacco Seed 29 Latin-American Science Board (National Academy of Science) 29 Home Economics Fd. 29 Water Resources Institute 29 ESCOP (2 folders) 29 Governing Board ARI 29 Graduate Council and Board 29 Joint Cotton Breeding Policy 29 Library 29 NC Soil Fertility 29 Plant and Animal Pests 29 Patent Policy 29 NC Board of Farm Org. and Agric. Agencies 29 National Grassland Field Day and Conference 29 Miscellaneous 29 UT-AEC Research Laboratory 29 Breeders Release Board 29 Committee of Nine 29 Cotton Res. Advisory 29 Admin. Bd. of the Institute of Statistics 29 Advisory Comm. to the Southeastern Forest Expt. Sta. 29 USDA – Soil Conservation Service 29 FRATS – Phi Kappa Phi 29 Southern Directors 29 FRATS – Sigma Xi 29 R.L. Lovvorn – Speeches 29 R.L. Lovvorn – Rotary Club 29 [Department and Program Reviews] 3030 Station Review 3030 1968 CSRS Review Material 3030 CSRS Subject Matter Review – Biological and Agric. Engineering 3030 Sept. 1969 Station Review – Animal Science Areas 3030 1969 AES – Projects, Federal Review of 3030 Miscellaneous loose files: correspondence, reviews 3030 Projections 3030 1962 Correspondence 31 1965-66: AES – Field Crops Dept. 31 AES – Food Science and Processing 31 AES – Soils Dept. 31 AES – Zoology Dept. 31 US – TVA 31 AES – Dept. Heads 31 AES – Agric. Economics 31 AES – Adult Education 31 AES – Animal Industry Dept. 31 AES – AandT College, Greensboro 31 AES – Agicultural Engineering 31 AES – Information Division 31 AES – NCU Biochemistry 31 AES – Botany and Bacteriology Dept. 31 AES – Entomology Dept. 31 AES – Experimental Statistics Dept. 31 US Congress 31 US Appalachian Regional Commission 31 US Dept. of Agric. 31 USDA Agr. Stabilization Cons. Committee 31 USDA Soil Conservation Service 31 USDA ARS, Correspondence with 31 USDA Budget Restoration 31 USDA Central Research Fund 31 USDA ARS Crops Res. Div. 31 USDA ARS Entomology Div. 31 USDA ARS Soil and Water Cons. Res. Div. 31 Southern Reg. Coop. Series Bulletins 31 Southern Utiliz. Res. and Dev. Director 31 USDA CSRS 31 USDA McIntire-Stennis 31 US International Cooperation Administration 31 Upper Mountain Res. Station 31 Upper Piedmont Res. Station 31 NCSU School of Forestry 31 AES Genetics Dept. 31 AES Home Economics 31 AES Horticulture Dept. 31 AES Microbiology Faculty 31 AES Plant Pathology Dept. 31 AES Poultry Science 31 AES Rural Sociology Dept. 31 Mostly bulk, unfoldered correspondence, etc, from the 32 1970s Volume: 85th Anniversary, NC Agricultural Experiment Station 32 1962 “Annual Report on Accomplishments in Tobacco Research in NC,” 32 1981 Soil, Water, and Forest Resources Inventory – S.W. Buol 32 Recreation, Fish, and Wildlife Resources – G.A. Hammon 32 Environmental Protection and Minimization of Pollution – T.J. Sheets 32 Trees, Forests, Forest Production and Marketing Systems – T.E. Maki 32 Field Crop Production and Marketing Systems – C.F. Murphy 32 Tobacco Production and Marketing Systems – N.T. Powell 32 Vegetable Production and Marketing Systems – R.L. Lovvorn 32 Fruit Production and Marketing Systems – C.R. Unrath 32 Ornamentals, Nursery, Greenhouse, and Turf – R.A. Larson 32 Beef Cattle Grazing, Production and Marketing Systems – L. Goode 32 Dairy Cattle Production and Marketing Systems – J.C. Wilk 32 Swine Production and Marketing Systems – J.G. Lecce 32 Poultry Meat Production and Marketing Systems – W.E. Donaldson 32 Egg Production and Marketing Systems – M.H. Gehle 32 Food Consumption, Service and Nutrition – L.W. Aurand 32 Food Processing and Safety – M.L. Speck 32 Family Living – Justine J. Rozier 32 Rural Community Development – J.N. Collins 32 Economic Analysis and Development – C.R. Shumway 32 Biological Science, Technology and Biometry – Ernest Hodgson 32 Loose, unfoldered “departmental correspondence,” 33.1 1981-1987 Loose, unfoldered “departmental correspondence,” 33.2 1981-1987 Accordion file of loose correspondence 34.1 1963-1964 Accordion file of loose correspondence 34.2 1963-1964 Correspondence 34.2 1954-1955 R.L. Lovvorn (personal) 34.2 Agronomy 34.2 Division of Botany 34.2 Division of Entomology 34.2 Department of Experimental Statistics 34.2 Department of Forestry 34.2 Division of Genetics 34.2 Department of Home Economics 34.2 Department of Horticulture 34.2 Department of Publications 34.2 Division of Plant Pathology 34.2 Department of Rural Sociology 34.2 Tobacco 34.2 Experiment Station Committee on Organization and Policy 34.2 Federal Inspector 34.2 Fertilizer 34.2 Fertilizer Grade List 34.2 Field Days 34.2 Fish Oil Project 34.2 Foundation Seed – Hybrid Corn 34.2 Gamma Sigma Delta 34.2 Genetics Position 34.2 Graduate Council and Board 34.2 Grasslands Program 34.2 Home Economics Administrator 34.2 Hybrid Seed Corn Committee 34.2 Institutional Contributors to Publish Costs of Technical Articles Comm. 34.2 K 34.2 Land Grant Colleges 34.2 R.L. Lovvorn 34.2 Correspondence, etc 34.2 1940s Publications 34.2 Fertilizer Advisory Committee 34.2 American Society of Agronomy 34.2 National Cotton Coucil of America 34.2 National Peanut Council 34.2 NC Dept. of Agriculture 34.2 Chemistry Department 34.2 Building Committee – School of Agriculture 34.2 Regional Projects – Animal Industry 34.2 American Plant Food Council, Inc. 34.2 Fertilizers 34.2 Agri. Foundation 34.2 TVA Agric. Econ. 34.2 Material Submitted to Washington 34.2 June 30, 1948 TVA 34.2 Transfers – Fourth Quarter 34.2 Wildlife Conservation and Management 34.2 Soil Erosion Station 34.2 Transfers – Third Quarter 34.2 Miss Grayce McLean – Appts. 34.2 Forest Research – Dr. Hofmann 34.2 Regional Projects – Pasture and Forage Crops 34.2 Peanut Fertilizer Committee 34.2 Policy Committee – College of Agriculture 34.2 Budget (Station) 34.2 L.G. Willis 34.2 Correspondence 34.2 1954-1955 Business Office 34.2 C-3 34.2 Chapel Hill 34.2 College Curriculum, etc 34.2 Corn [start of Box 34a] 34.2 Cotton 34.2 School of Agriculture – Administration 34.2 Department Heads – General 34.2 Department of Agricultural Economics 34.2 Department of Agricultural Engineering 34.2 Department of Animal Industry 34.2 Correspondence: USDA – CSRS 35 1963-1965 Much unfoldered correspondence, booklets, brochures 35 1943-1965 TVA Reports, undated 35 TVA 35 1941-1949 TVA 35 1949-1950 TVA, undated 35 Loose correspondence, reports, etc 36 1965-1990 Correspondence 37 1970s-1980s [label says Discontinued Committees]: NCSU and SALS Weather Program 37 Swine Waste Management – Central Crops 37 Research on Nitrogen Fixation and Photosynthesis 37 ARS – SAES Winter Nursery Program 37 Title XII – Int. Development and Food Asst. 37 Agriculture Weather Service 37 Agricultural Waste Management 37 Space Inventory and Utilization Committee 37 Committee on Role of University Farms 37 Wildlife and Fisheries Advisory Committee 37 Raleigh Sewage Disposal (Randleigh Area) 37 Random Sample Laying Tests Committee 37 Word Processing System 37 Committee on Recruitment of Blacks 37 Research Stations Advisory Committee 37 Long-Range Planning Committee, MHCRS, Fletcher NC 37 Long-Range Planning Committee, Tidewater Research Station 37 Research Technician and Agric. Res. Tech. Pos., Committees 37 Barren Corn Stalk Research Program 37 First Colony Farms 37 KRK Research Award Endowment 37 Committee on Interdisciplinary and Interdepartmental Programs 37 Work Group for Viticulture and Enology 37 Apple Pest Management Research and Extension Programs 37 NC State Natural History Museum 37 Completed Facility Files: 38 Cattle Processing Facility 38 Poultry Pest Management Program 38 North Carolina 2000 38 Laboratory/Office Complex, MHCRS and EC 38 Landscaping, MHCR and EC 38 Water Supply, MHCR and EC 38 Various Facility Files, folder one 38 Various Facility Files, folder two 38 Beef Cattle Center – Butner 39 Gardner Infill Project 39 Various Facility Files 39 More Various Facility Files 39 Still More Various Facility Files 39 Universal Equipment Company 39 Loose and foldered (unnamed) material, labeled “Completed Facilities” 40 Energy Advisory Task Force (SALS) 41 Task Force on Rural Energy 41 H. Brooks James Memorial Fund Comm. 41 Task Force on Compliance Activities for Handicapped Students and Employees 41 SALS Laboratory Animal Care Committee 41 North Carolina Land Use Congress 41 Land Use Planning Committee 41 Committees – Liaison for Large-Scale Agricultural and Forestry Operations 41 Long-Range Plans – SALS 1975-1980 41 Coordinating Committee on Agricultural Meteorology 41 Motor Pool Advisory Committee 41 NCDA-NCSU Technical Resource and Coord. Committee 41 Personnel Policy for Off-Campus Faculty 42 Peer Review Process for Projects 42 Pesticide Minor Use and Registration Form 42 Committees – Interim Inter-Agency Pesticide 42 Pine Kill Project Advisory Group 42 Randleigh Dairy Waste Disposal Comm. 42 Archives – Phytotron 42 Unfoldered correspondence, reports, etc. 42 Folders and loose material relating to “old committees” 43 Four unlabeled folders on old committees 44 Good Neighbor Council 45 Committees – Biological Sciences Academic Advisory 45 Spring Symposia Comm. 45 Inst. History and Commemoration Committee 45 Foreign Visitors 45 Tobacco Companies 45 Tobacco Research Advisory Committee, USDA 45 Brown and Williamson 45 National Tobacco Industry Advisory Committee 45 Phillip Morris 45 State Fair Tobacco Exhibit – 1977 45 Southern Agr. Exp. Station Directors 45 Foreign Operations Administration 45 Loose Leaf Marketing Committee 45 USDA – Coop. State Res. Service 45 USDA – Agric. Stb. and Consv. Ser. 45 Crops Res. Div. – USDA – Moore, etc 45 Tobacco Growers’ Information Comm. 46 National Tobacco Advisory Committee 46 BIOTRON Committee 46 Biosafety Committee – 1990 46 Pesticide Research Lab – 1973 46 Bound – “A Comprehensive Program of Agricultural Research in North Carolina” 46 Task Force on Tobacco – USDA and Expt. Stations 47 Task Force on Tobacco 3.11, 1 47 Pesticide Research Lab 47 Task Force on Tobacco – USDA, Expt. Stations 47 Task Force on Tobacco 3.11, 2 47 Safety Committee (Sch. of Agric.) 47 Regional Growth Regulator Comm. 47 [unlabeled] 47 Correspondence: Ag. Information 48 Correspondence: Ag. Economics 48 Correspondence: Botany 48 Correspondence: Plant Pathology 48 Correspondence: Genetics 48 Correspondence: Entomology 48 Correspondence: Crop Science 48 Correspondence: Ag. Engineering 48 Correspondence: Soil Science #1 48 Cooperative Soil Survey Administrative Review Committee – USDA – SCS 49 Computer Advisory Research Committee 49 Landsource Center Planning Committee 49 State Farm Operations Committee 49 Hatch Centennial Committee 49 Toxicology Program 49 Plant Physiology – Biochemistry Program 49 Loose correspondence 50 1950s-1960s Loose, unfoldered clippings, correspondence, brochures, reports 51 1970s Regional Research Projects – S-1 (Cotton Genetics) 52 1948-1950 Regional Research Projects – S-3 (Dairy Cattle Breeding) 52 19947-1960 Regional Research Projects – S-4 (Family Food Consumption) 52 1947-1961 Regional Research Projects – S-5 (Vegetables) 52 1947-1954 Regional Research Projects – S-6 (Respiratory Diseases of Fowls) 52 1951-1954 Regional Research Projects – S-7 (Poultry Breeding) 52 1951-1957 Regional Research Projects – S-11 (Farm Land Tenure) 53 1949-1957 Regional Research Projects – S-12 (Forage Crops) 53 1949-1960 Regional Research Projects – S-13 (Small Grains) 53 1954 Regional Research Projects – S-20 (Child Rearing) 53 1954 Regional Research Projects – S-21 (Gastro-Intestinal Parasites of Ruminants) 53 1954-1961 Regional Research Projects – S-35 (Effects of Soil Microorganisms on Soil…) 53 1955-1962 Regional Research Projects – S-39 (Pasture Bloat) 53 1956-1960 Regional Research Projects – SM-1 (Cotton Marketing) 54 1952-1953 Regional Research Projects – SM-2 (Dairy Products Marketing) 54 1949-1953 Regional Research Projects – SM-4 (Marketing and Pricing Citrus Fruit) 54 1951-1959 Regional Research Projects – SM-5 (Marketing Early Irish Potatoes) 54 1949-1953 Regional Research Projects – SM-7 (Marketing Livestock) 54 1950-1958 Regional Research Projects – SM-9 (Marketing Early Irish Potatoes) 54 195201955 Regional Research Projects – SM-12 (Marketing Ornamentals) 54 1953-1961 Regional Research Projects – SM-15 (Marketing Poultry) 54 1954-1962 Regional Research Projects – SM-17 (Economic Analysis of the Effects of Fires on Insurance and other Costs at Gins) 54 1956-1961 Regional Research Projects – SM-20 (Improving the Usefulness of Livestock Marketing Information) 54 1956-1959 Crops – Corn 55 1926-1955 Crops – Cotton 55 1931-1942 Crops – Crop rotations 55 1927-1940 Crops – Irish Potatoes 55 1928-1942 Crops – Orchards 55 1926-1939 Crops – Pastures and forage crops 55 1928-1942 Crops – Peanuts 55 1926-1952 Crops – Small fruits 55 1927-1934 Crops – Small grains 55 1925-1942 Crops – Soybeans and cowpeas 55 1926-1943 Crops – Sweet potatoes 55 1926-1929 Crops – Tobacco 55 1926 Related Projects – Cultural experiments 55 1926 Related Projects – Entomology 55 1928 Related Projects – Fertilizers 55 1924-1940 Related Projects – Floriculture 55 1934-1936 Related Projects – Forestry 55 1951 Related Projects – Horticulture 55 1956-1957 Related Projects – Marketing 55 1938 Related Projects – Plant Pathology 55 1929-1939 Related Projects – Soils 55 1938-1940 Animal Husbandry – Animal nutrition 55 1930-1940 Animal Husbandry – Beef cattle 55 1932 Animal Husbandry – Poultry 55 1930-1947 Animal Husbandry – Sheep 55 1933 Animal Husbandry – Swine 55 1933 SA1 – B1 56 1951-1954 SBs1 – Ai1 56 1934-1941 SE1 – SE18 56 1941-1956 SFG2 – A1 56 1945-1952 SFN1 56 1941-1953 SFP2 – SFP4 56 1946-1954 SFPN1 56 1946-1954 SPn1 – SPn2 56 1939-1954 SPt1 – SPt7 56 1942-1955 St1 56 1939-1953 SV2 – Sr1 56 1936-1945 State Projects – S1 – S54 57 1910-1962 State Projects – S56 – S103 58 1940-1961 State Projects – S104 – S141 59 1949-1961 State Projects – S142 – S276 60 1948-1964 State Projects – Shallot Breeding 60 1950-1959 State Projects – Miscellaneous 60 1948-1958 Purnell Projects – P1 – P25 61 1928-1951 Purnell Projects – P26 – P59 62 1941-1956 Bankhead-Jones Projects – BJ1 – BJ27 63 1930-1954 Bankhead-Jones Projects – BJ28 – BJ88 64 1935-1956 Adams Projects – A1 – A19 65 1928-1956 Research and Marketing Projects – RM1 – RM47 66 1947-1956 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Agricultural Economics 67 1948-1950 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Agricultural Engineering 67 1955-1958 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Agronomy 67 1940-1957 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Animal Industry 67 1952-1959 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Biological Sciences 67 1954-1957 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Botany 67 1939 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Dairy Husbandry 67 1931-1940 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Entomology 67 1931-1940 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Experimental Statistics 67 1955-1960 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Field Crops 67 1955-1957 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Fish and Wildlife Service 67 1956-1959 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Forestry School 67 1953 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Horticulture 67 1939 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Naval Research – “A Study of Certain Growth Stimulants for Lactic Acid Bacteria,” 1951-1958 67 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Pesticide Residue Laboratories 68 1958-1960 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Plant Pathology 68 1934-1959 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Soils 68 1952-1958 Miscellaneous Gifts Projects – Wildlife Resources Commission 68 1955-1957 Research Farm Land Use, charts and drawings 69 1949 - 1951 Tobacco Engineering Research Program 70 1950 Resolution honoring the Agricultural Research Station on the 85th anniversary of its founding 71 1962 framed document Contents of corner stone box at Experiment Farm plant house 71 22 Jul. 1886 Correspondence 71 1898-1900 bound volume Meeting minutes: Experiment Station Council 71 1897-1899 bound volume Catalog of books in North Carolina Experiment Station Library 71 undated bound volume Publications 1878-2002 Scope and Content Note

This series contains publications produced by the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service, and its predecessor, the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station.

 Bulletins 1885-1990 (Bulletin 1) Analyses of Fertilizers 72 1 1885 (Bulletin 58) No Title 72 2 July 1898 (Bulletin 59) No Title 72 3 Aug.-Sept. 1888 (Bulletin 60) No Title 72 4 Oct.-Nov. 1888 (Bulletin 70a) No Title 72 5 June 1890 (Bulletin 72) No Title 72 6 June 1890 (Bulletin 72a) No Title 72 7 May 1890 (Bulletin 72b) No Title 72 8 July 1890 (Bulletin 73) No Title 72 9 Oct. 1890 (Bulletin 73a) No Title 72 10 Oct. 1890 (Bulletin 76) No Title 72 11 March 1891 (Bulletin 78) Some Injurious Insects 72 12 July 1891 (Bulletin 80e) Meteorological Summary for North Carolina 72 13 Nov. 1891 (Bulletin 81a) Meteorological Summary for North Carolina 72 14 Dec. 1891 (Bulletin 84) Some Enemies of Truch and Garden Crops 72 15 April 1892 (Bulletin 86) Tobacco Curring by the Leaf Cure on Wire and the Stalk Processes 72 16 May 1892 (Bulletin 86c) Meteorological Summary for North Carolina 72 17 June 1892 (Bulletin 89) Co-operative Field Tests During 1891 and 1892 72 18 March 1893 (Bulletin 93) Feeding Experiments 72 19 Oct. 1893 (Bulletin 93b) Meteorology Summary for North Carolina 72 20 Nov. 1893 (Bulletin 98) Some Leguminous Crops and Their Economic Value 72 21 March 1894 (Bulletin 99) Thread-Worm of Pork (Trichna Spiralis) 72 22 April 1894 (Bulletin 100) Our Common Insects 72 23 March 1894 (Bulletin 107) Flowering Bulbs in North Carolina and Their Propagation for Florists' Use 72 24 Sept. 1894 (Bulletin 112) Trucking in the South, Especially Adapted to the Needs of North Carolina Cultivators 72 25 Aug. 1897 (Bulletin 121) hillside Terraces or Ditches 72 26 Oct. 1895 (Bulletin 127) Parasites of Domestic Animals 72 27 May 1896 (Bulletin 129) Horticultural Experiments at Southern Pines 72 28 July 1896 (Bulletin 141) A New Tobacco Pest 72 29 July 1897 (Bulletin 144) Ornithology of North Carolina 72 30 Oct. 1897 (Bulletin 150) Medicinal Plants Which Have Been Collected and Used in North Carolina 72 31 June 1898 (Bulletin 161) Drinking Water, City, Town, and Rural Supplies 72 32 Jan. 1899 (Bulletin 162) Farming in North Carolina 72 33 March 1899 (Bulletin 164) The Flora of North Carolina 72 34 May 1899 (Bulletin 182) The Apple 72 35 March 1903 (Bulletin 183) Insects and Fungus Enemies of the Apple, Pear and Quince, with Methods of Treatment 73 1 Apr. 1903 (Bulletin 184) The Culture and Marketing of Orchard and Garden Fruits 73 2 Apr. 1903 (Bulletin 185) The Black Rot of the Grape in North Carolina and it's Treatment 73 3 Apr. 1903 (Bulletin 186) Insect and Fungus Enemies of the Peach, Plum, Cherry, Fig and Persimmon 73 4 Jul. 1903 (Bulletin 188) The Granville Tobacco Wilt, a Preliminary Bulletin 73 5 Sept. 1903 (Bulletin 194) Mulberries 73 6 Jun. 1906 (Bulletin 197) Some Insect Enemies of garden Crops 73 7 May 1908 (Bulletin 203) Corn Weevils and other Grain Insects 73 8 May 1909 (Bulletin 204) Some Factors Involved in Successful Corn Growing 73 9 Jun. 1909 (Bulletin 205) Insect Enemies of Cantaloupes, Cucumbers and Related Plants 73 10 Jan. 1910 (Bulletin 206) Insects and Fungous Diseases of Apple and Pear 73 11 Mar. 1910 (Bulletin 208) Fig Culture in North Carolina 73 12 Jun. 1910 (Bulletin 209) Self-Sterility of the Scuppernong and other Muscadine Grapes 73 13 Sept. 1910 (Bulletin 210) Improved Methods for Making Cottage and Neufchatel Cheese 73 14 Sept. 1910 (Bulletin 214) Two Important Cantaloupe Pests 73 15 Mar. 1911 (Bulletin 217) A Serious Lettuce Disease 73 16 Jul. 1911 (Bulletin 218) Feeding Experiments with Beef Cattle 73 17 Jul. 1911 (Bulletin 223) Sheep Raising 73 18 1912 (Bulletin 229) Fertilizer Experiments with Corn on Piedmont Cecil Sandy Loam Soil and Varieties, Culture and Fertilization of Corn on Piedmont Cecil Sandy Loam and Red Clay Soil 73 19 Feb. 1915 (Bulletin 233) Common Diseases of Poultry 73 20 Sept. 1915 (Bulletin 234) Farm Drainage in North Carolina 73 21 Nov. 1915 (Bulletin 236) Prevention and Control of Erosion in North Carolina, with Special Reference to Terracing 73 22 Feb. 1916 (Bulletin 246) Wildlife of Tobacco 73 23 Nov. 1922 (Bulletin 247) Recent Results of Work of the N.C. Agricultural Station and the Present Program of Work 73 24 Apr. 1925 (Bulletin 248) Anthracnose of Dewberries and its Control 73 25 Feb. 1926 (Bulletin 255) Influence of Crop Rotation and Soil Treatments Upon the Yields of Crops on Norfolk Sandy Loam Soil 73 26 Mar. 1928 (Bulletin 256) Influence of Crop Rotation and Soil Treatments Upon the Yield of Crops on Cecil Clay Loam Soil 73 27 May 1928 (Bulletin 263) Approved Practices for Sweet Potato Growers 73 28 Apr. 1936 (Bulletin 276) A Cooperative Marketing Manual 73 29 Dec. 1930 (Bulletin 278) Farm Business Accounts 73 30 Aug. 1931 (Bulletin 297) Practices Relating to Control Tobacco Mosaic 73 31 May 1934 (Bulletin 300) Approved Practices for Alfalfa Growers 73 32 Sept. 1934 (Bulletin 301) North Carolina Farm Housing 73 33 Oct. 1935 (Bulletin 302) Lespedeza and Alfalfa Hay for Dairy Cows 73 34 Oct. 1935 (Bulletin 303) Summer Broiler Production 73 35 Apr. 1936 (Bulletin 307) Production and Quality of Meat from Native and Grade Yearling Cattle 73 36 Nov. 1936 (Bulletin 309) Recent Changes in the Social and Economic Status of Farm Families in North Carolina 73 37 May 1937 (Bulletin 312) The Comparative Values of Peanut and Soybean Hay for Milk Production 73 38 Aug. 1937 (Bulletin 326) Effect of Substituting Peanut Meal in Part for the Animal protein in Laying Mash on Egg Production, Hatchability and Livability of Chicks 73 39 Mar. 1940 (Bulletin 330) Soil Fertility Studies with Peanuts 74 1 Jun. 1941 (Bulletin 331) Soil Fertility Studies in the Piedmont 74 2 Jan. 1942 (Bulletin 332) Fertilizing Strawberries in North Carolina 74 3 Mar. 1942 (Bulletin 334) Forest Grazing and Beef Cattle Production in the Coastal Plain of North Carolina 74 4 Mar. 1942 (Bulletin 335) The Cabbage Maggot in North Carolina 74 5 Jun. 1942 (Bulletin 336) Winter Barley in North Carolina 74 6 Nov. 1942 (Bulletin 338) Establishing and Improving Permanent Pastures in North Carolina 74 7 Dec. 1942 (Bulletin 342) Some Stock-Poisoning Plants of North Carolina 74 8 Aug. 1943 (Bulletin 342 Revised) Stock-Poisoning Plants of North Carolina 74 9 May 1946 (Bulletin 342 Revised) Some Stock Poisoning Plants 74 10 May 1953 (Bulletin 343) Official Variety Tests 1943 74 11 May 1944 (Bulletin 345) The Dairy Farm, Its Organization and Cost 74 12 Jun. 1944 (Bulletin 347) Effect of Land Use and Season on Runoff and Soil Loss 74 13 Dec. 1946 (Reprinted Jul. 1959) (Bulletin 348) Farm Mechanization 74 14 Dec. 1944 (Bulletin 349) Cutting Irish Potato Seed Pieces 74 15 Jan. 1945 (Bulletin 351) Measured Crop Performance 1944 74 16 Jan. 1945 (Bulletin 354) Measured Crop Performance 1945 74 17 Jan. 1946 (Bulletin 355) Grazing and Creep Feeding Calves on Native Range 74 18 Aug. 1946 (Bulletin 356) Fertilizing Peanuts 74 19 Jun. 1946 (Bulletin 358) The Sweet Potato Vine-Row Harvester 74 20 May 1947 (Bulletin 360) Is Rotational Grazing on Native Range Practical? 74 21 May 1947 (Bulletin 361) Measured Crop Performance 1947 74 22 Jan. 1948 (Bulletin 362 Revised) Dusting Cucumbers to Control Downy Mildew 74 23 Apr. 1950 (Bulletin 364) Measured Crop Performance 1948 74 24 Jan. 1949 (Bulletin 365) The Young, the Old, and the Mature 74 25 Jun. 1949 (Bulletin 366) Fertilize Corn for Higher Yields 74 26 Jun. 1949 (Bulletin 368) Measured Crop Performance 1949 74 27 Jan. 1950 (Bulletin 369) Purple Stain of Soybean Seeds 74 28 Feb. 1950 (Bulletin 370) Milk Marketing Problems in North Carolina 74 29 Jun. 1950 (Bulletin 373) Measured Crop Performance 1950 74 30 Jan. 1951 (Bulletin 374) Frozen Food Locker Plants in North Carolina 74 31 Jun. 1951 (Bulletin 375) Farm Retail Produce Markets in North Carolina 74 32 Sept. 1951 (Bulletin 376) Livestock Marketing Practices of North Carolina Farmers 75 1 Sept. 1951 (Bulletin 377) Livestock Marketing Agencies in North Carolina 75 2 Nov. 1951 (Bulletin 378) Granville Wilt and Black Shank Resistant Tobacco Varieties 75 3 March 1952 (Bulletin 380) Cecurbit Diseases in North Carolina and Their Control 75 4 Aug. 1953 (Bulletin 382) Chemical Weed Control in Tobacco Plant Beds 75 5 June 1953 (Bulletin 383) Nitrogen in Forage Production 75 6 July 1958 (Bulletin 384) Best Grazing Rates for Beef Production on Cane Range 75 7 Oct. 1953 (Bulletin 385) Lime and Fertilizer Pay Off 75 8 Dec. 1953 (Bulletin 386) Aromatic Tobacco Studies 75 9 June 1954 (Bulletin 387) What's Killing Our Poultry? 75 10 May 1954 (Bulletin 388) Livestock Progress in North Carolina (1930-1951) 75 11 Feb. 1954 (Bulletin 389) Save! Stored Grain From Insect Pests 75 12 May 1954 (Bulletin 390) The First 60 Years 1877-1937 75 13 Jan. 1955 (Bulletin 393) Dixie Bright 28 : A High-Yielding, Backeterial Wilt-Resistant, Flue-Cured Tobacco Variety 75 14 Dec. 1954 (Bulletin 394) Tobacco Insects of North Carolina and Their Natural Enemies 75 15 July 1955 (Bulletin 394) Tobacco Insects of North Carolina and Their Natural Enemies(Revised) 75 16 Aug. 1959 (Bulletin 395) Burley Tobacco Plant Bed Studies 75 17 Sept. 1955 (Bulletin 396) Weather and Climate in North Carolina 75 18 July 1971 (Bulletin 396) Weather and Climate in North Carolina(Revised) 75 19 Oct. 1971 (Bulletin 397) Methods and Tools for Tobacco Cultivation 75 20 March 1956 (Bulletin 398) Pasture Firebreaks : Construction and Species Trials on Pond Pine Sites in North Carolina 75 21 April 1956 (Bulletin 399) Treatment of Tobacco Plant Bed Soilsk with Methyl Bromide 75 22 May 1956 (Bulletin 401) The History of Livestock in North Carolina 75 23 Aug. 1956 (Bulletin 406) Scurf and Black Rot 75 24 April 1958 (Bulletin 408) Amall Grain Varieties for North Carolina 75 25 Aug. 1958 (Bulletin 409) Ashe and Fletcher : Two Downy Mildew and Scab Resistant Cucumbers 75 26 June 1959 (Bulletin 410) Indoor Play Areas for Children 75 27 Feb. 1959 (Bulletin 412) Vegetation and Cattle Response Under Two Systems of Grazing Cane Range in North Carolina 75 28 April 1960 (Bulletin 414) Plants Poisonous to Livestock and Pets in North Carolina 75 29 Undated (Bulletin 415) Nugget : A High Yielding, Cork and Wilt Resistant Sweet Potato 75 30 May 1961 (Bulletin 418) North Carolina Drug Plants of Commercial Value 75 31 March 1964 (Bulletin 419) Flue Cured Variety NC 95 : Resistant to Root-Knot Black Shank and the Wilt Diseases 75 32 March 1962 (Bulletin 421) A Summary of Alfalfa Variety Tests in North Carolina 76 1 Jun. 1962 (Bulletin 422) A Ten Year Projection for Agricultural Research in North Carolina 76 2 Nov. 1963 (Bulletin 423) Low Temperature Probabilities in North Carolina 76 3 Sept. 1964 (Bulletin 424) Gem : An Early High Quality, Cork and Wilt Resistant Sweet Potato 76 4 Dec. 1964 (Bulletin 425) Finishing Steers with Grain on Pasture 76 5 Jan. 1976 (Bulletin 426) Dates of Transplanting and the Probabilities of Spring and Fall Freezes in Relation to the Production of Burley Tobacco in Western Carolina 76 6 Aug. 1965 (Bulletin 427) Insect and Mite Pests of Blueberry in North Carolina 76 7 Feb. 1926 (Bulletin 428) Pastures for Yearling Beef Cattle in Piedmont North Carolina 76 8 Jun. 1966 (Bulletin 429) N.C. Porto Rico 198 : An Improved Strain of the Porto Rico Sweet Potato Variety 76 9 Oct. 1966 (Bulletin 430) Supplementation of Coastal Bermudagrass for Finishing Steers 76 10 Mar. 1967 (Bulletin 431) Sweet Princess : A High Quality, Disease Resistant Watermelon, with a Wide Range of Adaptation 76 11 May 1967 (Bulletin 432) Crossbreeding Swine for Commercial Production 76 12 May 1967 (Bulletin 433) Climate of North Carolina Research Stations 76 13 Jul. 1967 (Bulletin 435) Commercial Herbs, Roots and Pollens of North Carolina 76 14 Apr. 1975 (Bulletin 436) New Peach Varieties in North Carolina 76 15 Mar. 1969 (Bulletin 437) Pastures and Grazing Systems for the Mountains of North Carolina 76 16 May 1970 (Bulletin 438) The Apollo and Atlas Strawberries 76 17 Aug. 1970 (Bulletin 439) Tobacco Literature : A Bibliography of Publication in the United States Library of Congress 76 18 Jul. 1970 (Bulletin 440) The Use of Resistant Varieties and other Cultural Practices for Control of Insects on Cucumbits in North Carolina 76 19 Dec. 1970 (Bulletin 441) Carlos : A New Muscadine Grape Cultivars 76 20 Nov. 1970 (Bulletin 442) Jewel : A New Sweet Potato Variety for North Carolina 76 21 Feb. 1971 (Bulletin 443) Bee Attraction to Cucumbit Flowers and Pollination 76 22 Sept. 1972 (Bulletin 444) Venus & Saturn : Two New Tomato Varieties Combining Desirable Horticultural Features with Southern Bacterial Wilt Resistance 76 23 Jul. 1972 (Bulletin 445) Marsh Building with Dredge Spoil in North Carolina 76 24 Jul. 1972 (Bulletin 446) Complete Feeds for Dairy Herd Replacements 76 25 May 1973 (Bulletin 447) Warm-Season Grasses and Wheat Silage for Dairy Enterprises in Piedmont North Carolina 76 26 Dec. 1973 (Bulletin 448) NC-FLA 14 : An Early Maturing Large-Seeded Virginia Bunch Peanut Variety 76 27 Jan. 1974 (Bulletin 449) The Use of Resistant Varieties and other Cultural Practices for Control of Insects on Crucifers in North Carolina 76 28 Jun. 1974 (Bulletin 450) Brewery By-Product as a Feed for Dairy Cattle 76 29 Mar. 1975 (Bulletin 451) Diseases of Muscadine and Bunch Grapes in North Carolina and their Control 76 30 Oct. 1975 (Bulletin 452) Finishing Heifers on Pasture with Limited Grain Feeding 76 31 Mar. 1976 (Bulletin 453) Ten Years of Development of Man-Initiated Coastal Barrier Dunes in North Carolina 76 32 Dec. 1972 (Bulletin 454) 4 New Peach Varieties in North Carolina 76 33 Dec. 1976 (Bulletin 455) Root Rot Diseases of Apple in North Carolina 76 34 Dec. 1976 (Bulletin 456) Evaluation of Forage Production and Utilization Systems for Piedmont Dairy Farms (Corn Silage vs. Silage, Hay and Pasture) 77 1 Jan. 1977 (Bulletin 457) Wintering Programs for Stocker Cattle 77 2 Feb. 1977 (Bulletin 458) NC6, A Southern Corn Rootworm-Resistant Peanut Variety 77 3 May 1977 (Bulletin 459) A Century of Service 77 4 Feb. 1979 (Bulletin 460) NC7, An Early Maturing Peanut Variety 77 5 Sept. 1979 (Bulletin 461) Identifying Seedling and Mature Weeds Common in the Southeastern United States 77 6 Jun. 1981 (Reprinted Dec. 1985) (Bulletin 462) Comparison of Silage from a Sorghum-Small Grain Double Cropping System with Alfalfa Haylage Plus Maximum Grazing for Lactating Dairy Cattle. Long- and Short-Term Lactation Trials. 77 7 Mar. 1981 (Bulletin 463) A Guide for Regenerating and Managing Natural Stands of Southern Hardwoods 77 8 Jun. 1982 (Bulletin 464) Peach Cultivars 77 9 Aug. 1982 (Bulletin 465) Injecting Liquid Supplement into Corn Stover Stacks 77 10 Jan. 1983 (Bulletin 466) Cow and Calf Performance and Productivity of Improved Mountain Pastures in North Carolina 77 11 Mar. 1984 (Bulletin 467) Soil Systems in North Carolina 77 12 Oct. 1984 (Bulletin 468) Diseases and Arthropod Pests of Blueberries 77 13 Jun. 1984 (Bulletin 469) Consequences of Elimination of the Tobacco Program 77 14 Mar. 1984 (Bulletin 470) A Guide to the Identification and Biology of Insects Feeding on Muscadine and Bunch Grapes in North Carolina 77 15 Apr. 1985 (Bulletin 471) The Effects of the European Community's Common Agricultural Policy in International Markets for Poultry Meat 77 16 Mar. 1985 (Bulletin 472) Community Farmers' Markets in North Carolina: A Survey of Consumers and Sellers in 1981 77 17 Jun. 1985 (Bulletin 473) Economic Evaluation of Area-Wide Cotton Insect Management: Boll Weevils in the Southeastern United States 77 18 Jun. 1985 (Bulletin 474) Computer-Aided Wood Identification, Reference Manual 77 19 Sept. 1986 (Bulletin 474A) General Unknown Entry and Search System, a Program Package for Computer-Assisted Identification, User's Guide. Supplement to: (Bulletin 474) Computer-Aided Wood Identification 77 20 Dec. 1986 (Bulletin 475) Environmental Systems for Finishing Cattle in Eastern North Carolina 77 21 Apr. 1987 (Bulletin 476) Spring-Flowering Bulbs: Trials in North Carolina 77 22 Mar. 1988 (Bulletin 477) Evaluation of Cattle-Feeding Strategies for Piedmont Dairy Farms 77 23 Jun. 1988 (Bulletin 478) Field Performance of Various Apple Rootstocks in North Carolina 77 24 Mar. 1990 (Bulletin 479) Proceedings, Global Climate Change Symposium 77 25 Apr. 1990 Technical Bulletins 1930-2002 (Technical Bulletin 39) Investigations in the Feeding of Cottonseed Meal to Cattle 78 1 Dec. 1930 (Technical Bulletin 44) Hematology of the Fowl 78 2 Jan. 1934 (Technical Bulletin 49) Arsenical Injury on the Peach 78 3 May 1935 (Technical Bulletin 55) Some Effects of Feeding Yeast Fermented Mash to Laying Pullets 78 4 Apr. 1938 (Technical Bulletin 56) Comparison of Protein Supplements for Fattening Pigs 78 5 May 1938 (Technical Bulletin 60) Changes in Meat and Wool Characteristics Resulting From the Use of Purebred Mutton Rams on Native Ewes 78 6 Apr. 1939 (Technical Bulletin 67) Food Storage in the Peach Tree in Relation to Nitrogen Fertilization 78 7 Mar. 1941 (Technical Bulletin 68) Ascorbic Acid in Goat's Milk, Blood and Tissues 78 8 May 1942 (Technical Bulletin 69) Variations in Flue-Cured Tobacco Prices 78 9 May 1942 (Technical Bulletin 71) A Preliminary Study of Cotton Ginning Costs in North Carolina 78 10 Jun. 1942 (Technical Bulletin 72) Recent Changes in Tax Rates on Farm Real Estate in North Carolina 78 11 Jun. 1942 (Technical Bulletin 76) Rural Population Problems in North Carolina 78 12 Aug. 1943 (Technical Bulletin 77) A Laboratory Method for the Artificial Alteration of Aluminosilicates 78 13 Dec. 1943 (Technical Bulletin 80) The Cost of Production Credit 78 14 Sept. 1944 (Technical Bulletin 83) Factory Meets Farm in North Carolina 78 15 Oct. 1947 (Technical Bulletin 84) Farm Mechanization in the Piedmont 78 16 Aug. 1947 (Technical Bulletin 85) Biology and Control of the Pickleworm 78 17 Dec. 1947 (Technical Bulletin 88) An Analysis of Simple and Triple Rectangular Lattice Designs 78 18 Dec. 1949 (Technical Bulletin 89) Investment Credit to Improve Farming Systems 78 19 Dec. 1949 (Technical Bulletin 90) Stem Anthracnose of Lima Beans 78 20 Apr. 1950 (Technical Bulletin 91) Methods of Sampling for Estimating Commercial Peach Production in North Carolina 78 21 May 1950 (Technical Bulletin 92) Anthracnose Leafspot of Crucifers 78 22 Jul. 1950 (Technical Bulletin 98) Acceptance of Improved Farm Practices in Three Coastal Plain Counties 78 23 May 1952 (Technical Bulletin 99) The Bacterial Wilt Caused by Pseudomonas Solanacearum, a Literature Review and Bibliography 78 24 Jun. 1953 (Technical Bulletin 100) Virginia Pine, Reproduction, Growth and Management on the Hill Demonstration Forest, Durham County, N.C. 78 25 Jul. 1953 (Technical Bulletin 101) A Tracer Technique to Measure Growth and Activity of Plant Root Systems 78 26 Oct. 1953 (Technical Bulletin 102) Curing Tobacco with Anthracite 78 27 Sept. 1953 (Technical Bulletin 103) The Cheese Skipper, A Pest of Cured Meat in North Carolina 78 28 Nov. 1953 (Technical Bulletin 104) Cotton Mechanization in North Carolina 79 1 Jan. 1954 (Technical Bulletin 105) Urea and Calcium Cyanamide in Tobacco Plant Beds 79 2 May 1954 (Technical Bulletin 111) Experiments on Tobacco Blue Mold Control 79 3 Jul. 1955 (Technical Bulletin 112) Investigations of the Role of Starter Solutions in Flue-Cured Tobacco Production 79 4 Jul. 1955 (Technical Bulletin 115) The Soils of North Carolina, their Formation, Indentification and Use 79 5 Dec. 1955 (Technical Bulletin 116) Factors Affecting Tobacco Cultivation 79 6 Dec. 1955 (Technical Bulletin 119) Chemical Treatments for the Control of Weeds and Diseases in Tobacco Plant Beds 79 7 Mar. 1956 (Technical Bulletin 120) Boron in the Fertilization of Flue-Cured Tobacco 79 8 Mar. 1956 (Technical Bulletin 122) Agricultural Drought in North Carolina 79 9 Jun. 1956 (Technical Bulletin 123) Investigations of Hail Damaged Tobacco 79 10 Oct. 1956 (Technical Bulletin 124) A Revision of the Veigaiidae (Acarina) 79 11 Mar. 1957 (Technical Bulletin 125) The Effect of Transplanting Method on Variation of Dry Weight of Individual Flue-Cured Tobacco Plants 79 12 Nov. 1956 (Technical Bulletin 127) Methods of Measurement of Current Smoking by Individuals 79 13 Jun. 1961 (Technical Bulletin 128) Drying Wheat and Corn on North Carolina Farms 79 14 Mar. 1958 (Technical Bulletin 129) Winter Cover Crops, their Effects on Corn Yields and Soil Properties 79