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New York State College of Agriculture. Dept. of Agricultural Economics. New York State College of Agriculture Department of Agricultural Economics farm surveys of Erin, New York, 1939-1957.

Title: New York State College of Agriculture Department of Agricultural Economics farm surveys of Erin, New York, 1939-1957.

Filled out forms, schedules, charts, summaries, photographs, charts, maps, and reports pertaining to a farm survey on land utilization of Erin, New York, conducted by Howard Conklin in 1939 and resurveyed in 1957.

ArchivalResource: 3.9 cubic ft.

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Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Title: Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Correspondence, course material and class lecture notes, professional writings, extension surveys and followups, subject files, project statements, material relating to Cornell University, and subject files relating to the New York State Land Use Committee and the New York State Agricultural Resource Commission. Also, charts, graphs, and other materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in New York State.

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Ontario Agricultural College. Dept. of Agricultural Economics. Proceedings of a seminar on the Economic Aspects of Land Use, 1957.

Title: Proceedings of a seminar on the Economic Aspects of Land Use, 1957. 1957.

ArchivalResource: 102 p.

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Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Title: Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Correspondence, course material and class lecture notes, professional writings, extension surveys and followups, subject files, project statements, material relating to Cornell University, and subject files relating to the New York State Land Use Committee and the New York State Agricultural Resource Commission. Also, charts, graphs, and other materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in New York State.

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Conklin, Howard E. Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Title: Howard Conklin papers, 1949-1982.

Correspondence, course material and class lecture notes, professional writings, extension surveys and followups, subject files, project statements, material relating to Cornell University, and subject files relating to the New York State Land Use Committee and the New York State Agricultural Resource Commission. Also, charts, graphs, and other materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in New York State.

ArchivalResource: 21.3 cubic ft.

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New York State College of Agriculture. Department of Agricultural Economics. Dept. of Agricultural Economics records, 1908-1962, 1908-1980 (bulk).

Title: Dept. of Agricultural Economics records, 1908-1962, 1908-1980 (bulk).

Mainly administrative correspondence of Carl E. Ladd, Albert R. Mann, William I. Myers, and George F. Warren concerning the Departments of Farm Crops (1907-1909), Farm Crops and Farm Management (1909-1911), Farm Management (1911-1919), and Agricultural Economics and Farm Management (1919+), of which Warren was head, indicating the development of teaching and research in farm management at the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell, and correspondence concerning general problems in agricultural economics; also, some correspondence of Howard Conklin, Chester C. DuMond, and Edward R. Eastman; papers pertaining to the building of Warren Hall (1933), the new agricultural economics building, including requests for equipment from professors, lists of equipment needed and ordered, invoices, specifications and plans, and questions and suggestions from professors; correspondence, transcripts, and photographs (1931-1948) relating to applications for admission to graduate studies and for departmental assistantships; files on milk marketing and prices, vegetable information, cooperative organizations' accounting data, financial statements, bylaws, and monthly and annual reports. Seven albums (1908-1919) containing photographs of New York State farms, farm buildings, equipment, stock, crops, regional conditions, and farmers' practices, with accompanying comments, and a scrapbook (1910-1916), containing examination questions and exercises from farm management courses; travel vouchers and requests, 1920-1962. In addition, a report (1 volume mimeograph), concerning action taken (ca.1929) on proposals made in a 1928 survey of the Agricultural Experiment Station and the New York State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics by E. W. Allen, Chief of the Office of Experiment Stations in the United States Department of Agriculture, and Harlan P. Updegraff; and correspondence with the Bureau of the Census in Washington, DC, memoranda, expense vouchers, suggestions, enlarged photocopies of sample census schedules, minutes of the Census Advisory Committee, and other papers (1909-1929) pertaining to the preparation, tabulation, and results of censuses taken during those years and to George F. Warren's work on the Census Advisory Committee and as a Special Agent for the Bureau of the Census. Poster: "Don't Let Your Work Get Out of Hand... Face It!". prepared by the Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University under contract with the Federal Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, n.d. Agricultural Economics and Farm Management class material from 1921.

ArchivalResource: 22.8 cubic ft.

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Conklin, Gordon T. Gordon T. Conklin oral histories, 1984-1985.

Title: Gordon T. Conklin oral histories, 1984-1985.

Tapes and transcripts of oral history interviews with Conklin conducted by Laurie K. Todd, 1984-85. Includes his personal history and observations of people and events that have shaped New York agriculture: growing up on a farm in Cuba, New York; student experiences; professional experiences as a farm loan officer, agricultural extension agent, and editor; the relationship between the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST and THE RURAL NEW YORKER, the New York State Farm Bureau, Dairymen's League (now Dairylea), Eastern Milk Producers, New York State Grange and the Grange League Federation, and the New York State College of Agriculture; impressions of how politics influenced the production of sugar beets in Cayuga County during the 1960s, agricultural tax laws, efforts to preserve farm land, and the use of pesticides.

ArchivalResource: 132 p. of transcripts.

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