Books by United States. Federal Extension Service
Total count: 96
Farmer Jones' timber cropU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1946-01-01
Texas Mexicans in sugar beets, vegetables, fruits, grainsa report on improved relationships between migratory farm workers and agricultural employers in North Central and Great Plains States, 1943-1947Extension Farm Labor Program, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1948-01-01
Improving 4-H clubs4-H studies point the way to better organization and functioningG.P.O.1950-01-01
Posture in houseworkU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1951-01-01
Meeting the basic needs of first-year 4-H club membersExtension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1952-01-01
Educational work in the planning and management of the farm businessa report of state extension activities1953-01-01
Some needs and opportunities in fruit and vegetable marketing1953-01-01
Making an extension grain marketing program effective1953-01-01
Report of National Home Furnishings Conference, April 26 through May 2, 1953, Chicago, Ill1953-01-01
New incentive program for wool1954-01-01
Summary of special meeting to review material for leader training programsewing machine, March 9, 1955, room 124E1955-01-01
Ninth annual report of the Extension Editor Advisory Committeetheme: Federal-State teamwork in meeting localized communication needsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1955-01-01
County extension organization and financing procedures, summary of study1955-01-01
Extension specialists in veterinary science1955-01-01
Home-cured meathow to protect it from insectsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1955-01-01
Summary of canned vegetable stocks and pack1955-01-01
Educational work of cooperative extension servicevegetable report to AMA Advisory Committee1955-01-01
Catalog of references for extension education in wholesale and retail food merchandising1955-01-01
Visual aids equipment1955-01-01
The policies, role, and responsibilities of the Tennessee Rural Development steering committee1956-01-01
Discussion guide for Great Plains1956-01-01
Earmarks of farm and home development1956-01-01
Farm tenure and family adjustments to Social SecurityU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1956-01-01
Summary of specific accomplishments in rural development pilot counties in 1955-561956-01-01
The 1956 Seminar on Extension Education for Agricultural Missionaries, January 31-February 8, 1956registration1956-01-01
4-H clubsU.S. Government Printing Office1956-01-01
The rural development programwith exphasis on Extension's responsibilities1956-01-01
Names and titles of participantsConference on Preservice and Graduate Training, Andrew Johnson Hotel, Knoxville, Tennessee, March 22 and 23, 1956Federal Extension Service, USDA1956-01-01
Minutes of Meeting of Program Projection Committee on Community Services, February 14, 1956U.S. Department of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1956-01-01
Minutes of Meeting of Program Projection Committee on Community Services, January 27, 1956U.S. Department of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1956-01-01
Cut the machinery costs that cut your farm profitsUnited States Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1957-01-01
Improving 4-H clubs4-H studies point the way to better organization and functioningRev. [ed.].G.P.O.1957-01-01
Program projectionrural development and farm and home development1957-01-01
Organizing for using research in extensionsummary of an Extension Research Workshop, May 6-10, 1957. Washington, D.C.U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1957-01-01
Meeting the basic needs of first-year 4-H club membersRevised.Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1957-01-01
Publications on Christmas trees and the industry1957-01-01
The role of the Extension Service in public affairs education1957-01-01
Pfizer scholarships for land-grant college undergraduates interested in extension as a careerannouncement for spring of 1957USDA, Federal Extension Service1957-01-01
Duties and functions of the Federal Extension Service1957-01-01
Outline for cooperative work between the USDA and town-country church organizations1957-01-01
Contract farming and vertical integration in agriculturea report of extension and research activities in the land-grant colleges1958-01-01
Working together for 4-H in the nationFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1958-01-01
Suggestions for a brucellosis eradication program; ideas that have worked1958-01-01
Implications of vertical integration for farm production processes1959-01-01
Let's strengthen our local 4-H leader trainingU.S. Gov't Printing Office1959-01-01
Extension evaluation, April 5-23, 1954, Aquas Buenos, Puerto Rico; discussions1959-01-01
Learning through loansa suggested 4-H club credit guide1959-01-01
Homemaker values, motivations, and knowledge in food buyingsummary of an exploratory study with some implications for extension consumer marketing programs1959-01-01
Review of farm and home development in 10 States, Spring 19581959-01-01
The Cooperative Extension Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the State land-grant colleges and universities1960-01-01
School or community 4-H clubwhich shall we have? : whichever type, can we improve it?Federal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1960-01-01
Let's do a window exhibit for National 4-H Club Week1960-01-01
Private support for 4-H club workraise, account for, use it wiselyU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1960-01-01
Planning your family food supplya guide for county extension workersU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1961-01-01
Why food is plentifulthe story of efficiency1961-01-01
Your food is good food1961-01-01
Food is a good buy1961-01-01
This is 4-HU.S. G.P.O.1962-01-01
Agriculture helps america grow1962-01-01
But farming is big business today1962-01-01
Extension's job in rural civil defenseyour reference handbook1962-01-01
Extension training around the worldhandbookG.P.O.1962-01-01
Agriculturea big customerFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1962-01-01
Better eating for better healthFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1962-01-01
4-H clubsFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1962-01-01
Selected programs for improving teenage nutritionU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1963-01-01
Your family survival planU.S. Govt. Print. Office1963-01-01
Progress and profit in the Lincoln Hillsideas for rural areas developmentFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1963-01-01
Area resource developmentconcepts, principles, procedures, decisions, actions1963-01-01
Career explorationa guide for extension workersFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1963-01-01
Your career as an extension agentU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1964-01-01
Rural civil defense slides1964-01-01
Guide for assessing recreation possibilities on private landFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1964-01-01
Farm vacation associations why, howU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service1964-01-01
Pesticides publications list1965-01-01
Federal-State programs for developing human resourcesU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1965-01-01
Community improvement through beautificationFederal Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1965-01-01
A Calendar of 4-H eventsJanuary 1966 to June 19671966-01-01
Horse safety guidelinesIn cooperation with the National Horse and Pony Youth Activities Council1970-01-01
Selecting and buying food; food for young familiesU.S. Govt. Print., Off.
Buen gobierno del hogar en todo el mundo4. ed. en espanolCentro Regional de Ayuda Tecnica, Agencia para el Desarrollo Internacional
Food for young families; a series of nutrition lessonsGuide for extension home economistsU.S. Govt. Print. Off.
A year of double trouble
What to do when your home freezer stops[Rev. May 1967.U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Abilities of girls 9 to 13 in 4-H clothing projectsU.S. Govt. Print. Off.]
Meal planning made easy; food for young familiesU.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Community resource development; how cooperative extension helpsU.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Helping others catch upGovt. Print. Off.
Drownproofing can save your lifeU.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Principles of cookery; food for young familiesU.S. Govt. Print. Off.,-c1966
4-H and youthU.S. Govt. Print. Off.