Bulk Curing Simplifies Tobacco Mechanization, Paper No. 59-311, 1959

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Title:: Bulk Curing Simplifies Tobacco Mechanization, Paper No. 59-311, 1959
Description:: This folder contains the American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) Paper No. 59-311 titled "Bulk Curing Simplifies Tobacco Mechanization," written by William H. Johnson, Wiley H. Henson, Jr., F. J. Hassler, and Rupert W. Watkins. The paper was presented before a meeting of the ASAE, and discusses North Carolina State College's research of the efficiency of curing tobacco leaves as a large bulk with machinery.
Topics:: Agriculture
Subjects:: Agricultural engineering
Farm mechanization
Tobacco curing
Original Format:: Typescript
Item identifier:: ua100_014-002-bx0028-005-000
Author:: Johnson, William H. more info on Johnson, William H.
Author:: Henson, Wiley H., Jr. more info on Henson, Wiley H., Jr.
Author:: Hassler, Francis J. more info on Hassler, Francis J.
Author:: Watkins, Rupert more info on Watkins, Rupert
Coverage Date:: 1956 to 1959-06
Coverage Date:: 1959-06
Genre:: Reports
Names:: American Society of Agricultural Engineers more info on American Society of Agricultural Engineers
North Carolina State College. Department of Agricultural Engineering more info on North Carolina State College. Department of Agricultural Engineering
Digital Project:: Cultivating a Revolution

Repository:: Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
Collection:: North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Records, 1928-2008 (UA100.014) held by Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
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