1918 Farm Engineering F.M White Farming Q&A Article American Agriculturalist AB7
1918 Farm Engineering F.M White Farming Q&A Article American Agriculturalist AB7
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1918 Farm Engineering F.M. White Farming Q & A Article American Agriculturalist AB7
Farm Engineers on War Work
F. M. WHITE, ENGINEERING EDITOR
Prof Daniels Scoates, head of the department of farm engineering, university of Mississippi, was elected president of the American society of agricultural engineers at the annual meeting held at Chicago recently.
Prof H.
C. Ramsower of the univer-
sity of Ohio was elected to the office of secretary-treasurer.
As a result of this meeting, at which representatives from nearly every state in the union were brought together, undoubtedly the plans which these men are working out will be of assistance in solving the farm labor problems brought on by the war. The command to go home and bring to the attention, of farmers and implement dealers the importance of better care and more economical use of farm machinery, was given by the presi-dent, E. B. McCormick of the oflice of rural engineering
1918 Farm Engineering F.M. White Farming Q & A Article American Agriculturalist AB7
Farm Engineers on War Work
F. M. WHITE, ENGINEERING EDITOR
Prof Daniels Scoates, head of the department of farm engineering, university of Mississippi, was elected president of the American society of agricultural engineers at the annual meeting held at Chicago recently.
Prof H.
C. Ramsower of the univer-
sity of Ohio was elected to the office of secretary-treasurer.
As a result of this meeting, at which representatives from nearly every state in the union were brought together, undoubtedly the plans which these men are working out will be of assistance in solving the farm labor problems brought on by the war. The command to go home and bring to the attention, of farmers and implement dealers the importance of better care and more economical use of farm machinery, was given by the presi-dent, E. B. McCormick of the oflice of rural engineering
