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Report on Regional Farm Labor Conferences, 1947

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  • Labor Branch, Production Marketing Administration

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Presentations included: Remarks (Meredith C. Wilson) --- Farm Labor Trends (William A. Schoenfeld) --- How Agricultural Trends May Affect the Farm Labor Situation (Dr. George W. Hill) --- Agricultural Trends and Their Relation to The Farm Labor Situation (Paul E. Nystrom) --- Comments on the Farm Labor Program in 1947 (Colonel Wilson R. Buie) --- Summary Brief of 1947 Farm Labor Problems Presented by the States (W. C. Holley) --- Extension's Job with Migrants and Employers of Migrants (Caesar Hohn) --- The New York Migrant Labor Problem (Dr. T. N. Hurd) --- Reducing the Need for Labor by Mechanization and Better Work Methods (J. L. Paschal) --- Farm labor Studies in Indiana (Dr. Lowell S. Hardin) --- Reducing the Need for Labor by Mechanization and Better Work Methods (Dr. R. M. Carter) --- Possibilities in the Field of Labor Management (L. M. Vaughn and C. Herman Welch, Jr.) --- Farm Work as an Educative Experience for Urban Youth (Dr. E. Allen Bateman) --- Farm Work an Educative Experience for Urban Youth (Robert S. Gilchrist) --- --- Farm Work an Educative Experience for Urban Youth (Dr. Harrison C. Thomas) --- Women - A Continuing Source of Farm Labor (Irene Fagin) --- Women - A Continuing Source of Farm Labor (Ruth J. Peck) --- Will Women Be a Continuing Source of Farm Labor? (Florence L. Hall) --- Information Serves the Whole Farm Labor Program (J. R. Beck) --- Information Serves the Whole Farm Labor Program (Carl E. Kemmerly, Jr.) --- Information Serves the Whole Farm Labor Program (Elton K. Hanks)

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  • Extension Service & Labor Branch, Production Marketing Administration, 1947. "Report on Regional Farm Labor Conferences, 1947," USDA Miscellaneous 341520, United States Department of Agriculture.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:usdami:341520
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.341520
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