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New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Department of Agricultural Economics. Agricultural economics and farm management survey and course records, 1906-1950.

Title: Agricultural economics and farm management survey and course records, 1906-1950.

Survey records include Livingston County survey, 1918, 1928, 1938; NYS milk retailing survey, 1983; milk producer-distribution survey records, 1938; marginal farm land survey records, Chenango County, 1925 and Chautauqua County, 1925; pasture surveys, Cortland, Delaware, St. Lawrence, Orange, Steuben, Tioga, Erie, Seneca, and Lewis Counties, 1935; market pea production survey, Madison/Erie Counties, 1925; Ithaca dealer survey, 1940; farm account records, Seneca County, 1931-1933; milk dealer survey records, New York City, 1933; cabbage survey records, Onondaga County, 1938-1939 and 1940; and labor income survey records, Wayne County, 1940. Participating individuals included George W. Warren, Earl Mulford Hughes, K.C. Livermore, G.P. Scofield, E.C. Young, and Stanley W. Warren. Additional cost account records for New York State farms, 1914-1983 (on microfilm, 1936-1983); individual farm summaries and inventories; and procedures manuals and teaching materials on cost accounting. Also, cost account tabulations, 1979-1983 (5 v.); list of cost accounts, 1913-1983 (3 v.); Carl Ladd's 1913 record book (1 v.); volume relating to extension work in Livingston County by S.W. Warren, 1929-1931; Paul Williamson, cost account analyses and instruction, 1925-1938 (4 v.); binder listing cost account cooperators, 1913-1983; binder of enterprise cost account tabulations; and binder of labor income tabulations.

ArchivalResource: 358 reels negative microfilm, 358 reels positive microfilm; c. 40.6 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64068259 View

Cornell-in-China (Program). Cornell-in-China oral histories, 1962.

Title: Cornell-in-China oral histories, 1962.

Oral histories describing the experiences of Cornell University faculty members, former graduate students, and missionaries at the University of Nanking and elsewhere in China. Interviewees include J. Lossing Buck, John Reisner, Glenn W. Hedlund, and Stanley Warren on the development of an agricultural economics department at Nanking. Attached to Warren's interview is Buck's "Social and Economic Survey Losses in Rural Area in Vicinity of Shanghai Caused by Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1932." Also, an interview with Evelyn Claasen, wife of Cornell entomologist Walter Claasen, describing her experiences in China, 1924-1925. Interviews were conducted by Gould Colman.

ArchivalResource: 5 transcripts.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64072887 View