Drawer F.D.
Container
Contains 106 Results:
The Influence of Trace Elements on the pH of Ensiled Alfalfa, 1958
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
1958
Physical Constants in Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) Silage and Silage Materials, 1964
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
1964
The Quality of Haycrop Silage in Stacks, August 1958
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
August 1958
Silage from Hay Crops; Making it, Feeding It, July 1940
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
July 1940
A Simple Rapid test for Nitrogen Dioxide in Silage Gases, 1967
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
1967
A Standardized Pressure Test for Moisture in Grass-Silage Making, May 1952
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
May 1952
The Use of Antibiotics in the Making of Silage, 1957
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
1957
Water Retaining Capacity of Various Silage Additives and Silage Crops Under Pressure, 1961
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
1961
Correspondence, undated
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
undated
A Method of Estimating Whether Hay or Grain Will Keep in Storage, November 1947
Item — Drawer: F.D., Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Record Group:
The Stephen T. Dexter papers consist of originals and reprints of scientific articles written by Stephen Torrey Dexter, former professor of crop science, and his associates and assistants. Of note, is the correspondence from Dexter to the University Archives as well as the "Nutrition of Plants, Animals, and Man". The correspondence provides anecdotal and autobiographical information about the research and how Dexter differentiated between important and unimportant information to send to the...
Dates:
November 1947