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"Aspect": Tribute to Dr. Hugh Bennett; Water Management; and New Developments in Agricultural Research
May 29, 1961

Black locust trees reclaiming eroded land

Black locust trees reclaiming eroded land
1932

Erosion caused by copper fumes

Erosion caused by copper fumes
circa 1935

Erosion caused by copper fumes

Erosion caused by copper fumes
circa 1935

Erosion from over-grazing

Erosion from over-grazing
circa 1939

Erosion of Mountain Pasture

Erosion of Mountain Pasture
circa 1934

Erosion on exposed soil in grazed woodland

Erosion on exposed soil in grazed woodland
May 1939

Erosion on exposed soil in grazed woodland

Erosion on exposed soil in grazed woodland
May 1939

Erosion on terraced land

Erosion on terraced land
March 3, 1926 to March 4, 1926

Erosion Reclamation with Pine Trees

Erosion Reclamation with Pine Trees
circa 1937

Erosion Reclamation with Pines

Erosion Reclamation with Pines
circa 1928

Erosion Reclamation with Pines

Erosion Reclamation with Pines
circa 1937

Erosion Reclamation with Shortleaf Pines

Erosion Reclamation with Shortleaf Pines
circa 1934

Farmland Erosion in Avery County

Farmland Erosion in Avery County
circa 1935

First terracing school held in North Carolina

First terracing school held in North Carolina
March 3, 1926

Forest Erosion
circa 1946

Forest erosion caused by grazing

Forest erosion caused by grazing
circa 1935

Gullies from soil erosion on farm

Gullies from soil erosion on farm
circa 1926 to 1936

Gullies from soil erosion on farm

Gullies from soil erosion on farm

Gully to be filled in next winter, Greensboro, North Carolina, July 13, 1928

Gully to be filled in next winter, Greensboro, North Carolina, July 13, 1928

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