Articles by H.H. Finnell (H-Z): How to Stop the Dust Storms; Is the Dust Bowl Coming Back?; Land Use Experience in Dallam County, Texas, From Physical Land Surveys of 1936 and 1947; Land Use Experience in the Old Dust Bowl; Land Use Experience in Stevens and Seward Counties, Kansas From Physical Land Surveys of 1936 and 1947; Moisture Conservation and Land Use Studies in the Great Plains; Most Beneficial Wind Erosion Control Practices; The Other Half of Soil Conservation; Pity the Poor Land; Preview of Land Use Investigations (2 Copies); Summary of Sorghum Land Studies; We Don't Want to Conquer the High Plains, bulk: 1936, 1947

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

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Scope and Contents

From the Collection: Collection includes research findings, correspondence, publications, and photographs of Henry Howard Finnell (1894-1960), agronomist and erosion specialist. Subjects include soil conservation and the dust bowl.

Dates

Majority of material found within 1936, 1947

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