Books by United States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Total count: 364
Marketing agreement for milk for Alameda County milk shed1933-01-01
Hearing with reference to a proposed sugar marketing agreement, as revised July 18, 1933Brief of Insular Sugar Refining Corp. ... Bamban, P.I., Refined Syrups inc., ... Brooklyn, N.Y., Suchar Process Corp. ... New York City1933-01-01![Cover image for [Chiefs of divisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and outline of their duties]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14574976-S.jpg)
[Chiefs of divisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and outline of their duties]1933-01-01
Tentative marketing agreement proposed and drafted by the Producers' Arbitration Committee, Inc. and the Southern California Milk Dealers' Association to be submitted with application for public hearing by the Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, D.C.1933-01-01
Achieving equality1933-01-01![Cover image for [Proposed marketing agreement drafted by various Georgia milk associations]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14610027-S.jpg)
[Proposed marketing agreement drafted by various Georgia milk associations]1933-01-01![Cover image for Excerpt from address [on profit system] of Jerome N. Frank ... before the Association of American Law Schools, in Chicago](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14574921-S.jpg)
Excerpt from address [on profit system] of Jerome N. Frank ... before the Association of American Law Schools, in Chicago1933-01-01![Cover image for [Proposed, tentative copy of a marketing agreement drafted by the manufacturers of evaporated milk pending formal date for hearing before the Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D.C.].](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14609716-S.jpg)
[Proposed, tentative copy of a marketing agreement drafted by the manufacturers of evaporated milk pending formal date for hearing before the Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D.C.].1933-01-01
Report on economic conditions in counties resulting from government's Agricultural Adjustment ProgramU.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Division of Information and Publicity1933-01-01
Capital City Milk Producers' Association, Inc., plaintiff, vs. Henry A. Wallace, et., defendant. no. 56113 in equity1933-01-01
Statement of general policies and model drafts for marketing agreements and codes of fair competition ...U.S. Govt. print. off.1933-01-01
Achieving equality1933-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement (of Evansville milk producers) submitted for hearing before the Secretary of Agriculture under the Agricultural Adjustment Act1933-01-01
1933 cotton adjustment programInstructions for performance and certification1933-01-01
Classification questionnaire1933-01-01
The agricultural adjustment act applied to cotton1933-01-01
Model for marketing agreement - general form1933-01-01
Dollars to farmers boom businessUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1933-01-01
Los Angeles milk agreement1933-01-01
Proposed milk marketing agreement for use in San Diego County, California, subject to approval of the Secretary of Agriculture of the United States1933-01-01
Executive order [delegating to the Secretary of Agriculture certain functions and powers vested in president in Title I of National industrial recovery act, approved June 16, 19331933-01-01
Paper regulations made by the Secretary of Agriculture with the approval of the president under the Agricultural Adjustment ActUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1933-01-01
Substitute proposed marketing agreement for New England1933-01-01
Marketing agreement proposed by the Co-operative Dairymen's League and the Alameda County Milk Dealers' Association of Oakland, California, submitted with application for public hearing to the Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, D.C.1933-01-01
The cotton processing taxUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
The relationship between production control and milk marketing agreementsU.S. G.P.O.1934-01-01
Application and agreement for harvesting and sale of corn fodder and stover1934-01-01
Factors involved in a program for increasing prices to producers without a reduction in production1934-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement for milk, Denver, Colorado, sales areaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Farm record book on production and sales of basic commodities... prepared by Extension in agricultural economics, Office of cooperative extension work,U.S. dept. of agriculture in cooperation with Agricultural adj.admin and state extension economists1934-01-01
Information to be developed at hearing on federal fluid milk license1934-01-01
Foreign dairy programs far reaching1934-01-01
Dairy production control will not be attempted for the present1934-01-01
Methods of controlling production through sound dairy practiceU.S. G.P.O.1934-01-01
Revision of paper regulations made by the Secretary of Agriculture with the approval of the president under the Agricultural Adjustment ActUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
In the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of California, Central DivisionRalph I. Hill, et al., plaintiffs vs. H.C. Darger, et al., defendants. No. 353-J equity. Memorandum of decision of Judge Cosgrave1934-01-01
The United States of America and Henry A. Wallace ... plaintiffs, v. Greenwood Dairy Farms, Inc., a corporationBrief of plaintiffs in support of application for preliminary injunction. Statement of the case1934-01-01
AAA programs, rising prices, improve returns of Missouri farm production1934-01-01
W.L. Douglas, et al., plaintiffs, v. Henry A. Wallace ... et al., defendantsOpinion of Judge Vaught1934-01-01
In the District Court of the United States for the District of MassachusettsUnited States of American and Henry A. Wallace ... plaintiffs, v. E.M. Dwyer, defendant1934-01-01
Safer markets and better prices for milk producersUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement for milk, Fresno, California, sales area ... June 18, 19341934-01-01
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern DivisionUnited States of America and Henry A. Wallace ... plaintiffs. vs. Lloyd V. Shissler and Peoples Dairy Company, a corporation, defendants. no. 138031934-01-01
Certificate relating to documents filed in the Office of the Chief Hearing Clerk, in connection with a hearing1934-01-01
Hegeman Farms Corporation, appellant, vs. Charles H. Baldwin and others, as members of the Milk Control Board of the state of New York. Appeal ... Nov. 5, 19341934-01-01![Cover image for District Court of the United States of America, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division ... Columbus Milk Producers Co-operative Association, a corporation, Sam. M. Austin [et al] vs. Henry A. Wallace ... Rexford Guy Tugwell [et al]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/14610128-S.jpg)
District Court of the United States of America, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division ... Columbus Milk Producers Co-operative Association, a corporation, Sam. M. Austin [et al] vs. Henry A. Wallace ... Rexford Guy Tugwell [et al]1934-01-01
Controlled expansion of production feature of adjustment program for 19351934-01-01
Adjustment for sugar beetsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Proposed license for milkJacksonville (Florida) sales area with Exhibit A allotment and regulation of basesG.P.O.1934-01-01
Dairy production control proposals1934-01-01
Foreign cotton production and the American markets abroadthe situation summarizedUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Funds from dairy products for program involving benefit payments and/or surplus removal1934-01-01
The economic situation that grain and livestock farmers face in 19351934-01-01
License for milk sales area1934-01-01
Federal milk license1934-01-01
America's cotton-production problem for 1935United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Food consumption, consumer incomes and consumer expenditures for food1934-01-01
Franklin process company v. Hoosac mills corporation. Reply brief for the United States...1934-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement for milk, Augusta, Georgia, sales area with exhibitsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Supplementary alcoholic beverages regulations made by the Secretary of Agricultureunder the marketing agreement and special permits under the license for the distilled spirits industryUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Date to be developed at hearings for purposes of economic analysis of milk markets1934-01-01
Farm paper editors conference, Washington, D.C., Feb. 22, 23, 24, 19341934-01-01
Executive order divides codes between N.R.A. and A.A.A. Press release. Jan. 9, 19341934-01-01
Emergency drought counties designated in northwest state1934-01-01
Shall the Bankhead Act be continued through 1935?United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Estimated receipts and net returns from the dairy [on typical farms in various parts of the U.S.1934-01-01
Farm prices advance toward parity, 1933-34Revised September 1934U.S. Government Printing Office1934-01-01
Emergency hog marketing programLetter from the secretary of agriculture transmitting in response to Senate resolution no. 123 a report on the emergency hog marketing program conducted from August 23 to October 7,1933publisher not identified1934-01-01
Consumer's order for corn fodder-stover1934-01-01
Amendments to marketing agreement for dry skim milk1934-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement for milk, Maricopa County, Arizona, sales area with exhibitsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Proposed marketing agreement for milk, Savannah, GeorgiaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
The proposed dairy production adjustment programU.S. G.P.O.1934-01-01
The agricultural situation, some steps taken to help farmers through the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, and a few of the first year's results1934-01-01
Exhibit schedule of unfair trade practices and resale prices1934-01-01
Hearing procedure for all persons who appear, testify, present evidence or argument at hearings upon marketing agreements, codes, or licenses and information as to what must be done to conform with government regulations1934-01-01
The agricultural adjustment act in Iowa1934-01-01
Adjustment program averts total losses to South Dakota farmers1934-01-01
Alternative proposals and their advantages and disadvantagesU.S. G.P.O.1934-01-01
In the matter of E.M. DwyerBefore the Secretary of Agriculture, case no. 38-1-31. Findings of fact and order of the Secretary1934-01-01
Purposes and operation of the Kerr-Smith Tobacco ActUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Confidential memorandum for staff members. To AAA and NRA division 6 staff and advisers engaged in preparation of codes from J.W. Tapp ... and Armin W. Riley1934-01-01
Alcoholic beverages regulations made by the Secretary of Agricultureunder the marketing agreement and special permits under the license for the distilled spirits industryUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
License for processors of wood turpentine and wood rosinU.S. G.P.O.1934-01-01
Adjusting cotton productionUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1934-01-01
Instructions to be followed in the preparation of licenses for milk markets1934-01-01
Producer's acceptance of order for corn fodder-stover1934-01-01
Experience in milk marketing control in the great Boston market1935-01-01
H.C. Darger, W. Carroll Hunter, Albert D. Hadley, and Willis I. Morrison, appellants, v. Ralph O. Hill ... H.S. O'Brien ... Joseph Robert Bahan ... and R.J. Willis, appellees. Appeal from the District Court1935-01-01
The Canadian trade agreement and wheatUnited States, Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Canadian trade agreement and livestockDepartment of Agriculture1935-01-01
How much cotton should America produce in 1936?Farmers must decide whether the A. A. A. program is to continueUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
A proposed school for extension workers to be conducted in the several states by the Department of Agriculture under the supervision of the Directors of State Extension Services1935-01-01
Equalization accounting for stabilization of dairy prices to producers under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Drought increases feed grain imports other farm imports are under average1935-01-01
Corn in international trade1935-01-01
Detailed outline of AAA amendments (Public no. 320, enacted Aug. 24, 1935)1935-01-01
County agricultural planning and county participation in continuing national agricultural adjustment1935-01-01
AAA exhibits for state and county fairs1935-01-01
Cane molasses1935-01-01
Agricultural adjustment in 1934a report of administration of the Agricultural adjustment act, February 15, 1934, to December 31, 1934U.S. G.P.O.1935-01-01
United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, certificate of weight1935-01-01
Oats in international trade1935-01-01
Review of literature on blackstrap molasses for farm livestock1935-01-01
The Canadian treaty and livestock feedsAgricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Cropping systems before and after recommended adjustment, by type-of-farming areas (ratio of certain types of land use to total crop land in 1929)1935-01-01
United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, notice of shipment1935-01-01
Facts on demand conditions and the need for continued agricultural adjustment1935-01-01
The Canadian trade agreement and fruits and vegetablesDepartment of Agriculture1935-01-01
Definitions and conversion factor with respect to reinforced paper fabricreinforced paper fabric regulations made by the Secretary of Agriculture with the approval of the president under the Agricultural Adjustment ActUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Comparative draft of section 9 of the agricultural adjustment act showing proposed feed grain amendment by underscoring1935-01-01
Chemical composition and feeding value of Argentine corn1935-01-01
The legal status of milk control by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Molasses for horses and mules1935-01-01
Cotton adjustment under the A. A. A.cotton growers to decide whether they wish to continue adjustment of production to demand for cottonUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
The present feed situation1935-01-01
The Canadian trade agreement and potatoes1935-01-01
Proposed amendments by contracting handlers to marketing agreement for shippers of fresh lettuce, peas, and cauliflower grown in western Washington[U.S. G.P.O.1935-01-01
Form for national marketing agreement for milk1935-01-01
Order regulating the handling of walnuts grown in California, Oregon, and WashingtonUnited States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration1935-01-01
Increasing the farmers' share of the national income1935-01-01
Saving the soilwhat it means to farmers and the nationUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
The 1936 soil conservation program for the north central regionthe states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, and Nebraska1936-01-01
Agricultural imports; their significance to American farmers1936-01-01
Is soil conservation the answer to the farm problem?an outline and selected informationAgricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
1937 Agricultural Conservation ProgramNorth Central RegionU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration]1936-01-01
Order regulating the shipping of fresh pears, plums, and Elberta peaches grown in the state of CaliforniaUnited States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
The 1936 agricultural conservation program for the north central regionthe states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, and NebraskaUnited States Government Printing Office1936-01-01
Farm imports and national prosperityUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Instructions on signatures and authorizations in connection with the execution of applications for payment or related papers under the agricultural conservation program. Oct. 1, 1936U.S. Govt. print. off.1936-01-01
Questions and answers, 1936 agricultural conservation program, northeast region1936-01-01
Farm mortgages and tenancy1936-01-01
Additional soil-building practices announced for North central region1936-01-01
The Canadian trade agreement and agriculture in the north central states1936-01-01
1936 agricultural conservation program in brief, north central regioninformation for farmers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and WisconsinU.S. Government Printing Office1936-01-01
Order regulating the handling of milk in the greater Boston, Mass., marketing areaUnited States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Order regulating the handling of milk in the St. Louis, Mo., marketing areaUnited States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Agricultural imports1936-01-01
Questions and answers concerning the agricultural conservation program for the northeast region for 19361936-01-01
Payroll procedure in all field offices on the soil conservation program, Agricultural adjustment administration1936-01-01
AAA establishes five regions for soil act administration1936-01-01
A study of farm organization and soil management practices, conducted cooperatively by A.A.A., Bureau of Agric. Economics, Soil Conservation Service and State Experiment stations. Information and tabulations desired from 1936 project1936-01-01
1936 agricultural conservation program in brief, northeast regionU.S. G.P.O.1936-01-01
Agricultural conservationa national farm policyUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Farm buying and industrial recoverya survey of shipments of manufactured and industrial commodities from manufacturing areas to agricultural areas July 1, 1932 to June 30, 1935United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Memorandum for the SecretaryBrief summary of drought situation and activities1936-01-01
Exhibit suggestionsSuggested layouts for state and county fair exhibits for the agricultural conservation program1936-01-01
Children of the earthA suggested pageant dealing with agricultural conservation for production by 4-H club members1936-01-01
National soil conservation plan is announced by Wallace1936-01-01
What should farmers aim to accomplish through organization?U.S. G.P.O.1936-01-01
Agricultural adjustment, 1933 to 1935a report of administration of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, May 12, 1933, to December 31, 1936G.P.O.1936-01-01
Planning the 1937 farm programUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1936-01-01
Is increased efficiency in farming always a good thing?U.S. G.P.O.1936-01-01
Agricultural adjustment administration Liquidation Program1936-01-01
Impounded processing taxes and processors' profitstext of letter of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to Senator George W. Norris, relating to processing taxes outstanding, profits of processors, and operating and profit margins of processors, with accompanying report by L.H. Bean1936-01-01
A Study of factors affecting soil management on the farm1938 Agricultural Conservation Program1937-01-01
Crop insuranceis it practical?U.S. G.P.O.1937-01-01
Notes on planning of aerial photographic projects. Office of the administrator, Agricultural adjustment administration1937-01-01
Agricultural conservationa national farm policyRevised1937-01-01
List of film strips on subjects related to the agricultural conservation program1937-01-01
The ever-normal granary and livestock productionU.S. Govt. print. off.1937-01-01
Do we want to be farmersan outline of information for use in 4-H Club discussion programsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Order increasing the allowances, deductions, and rates of payment under the 1937 agricultural conservation program in the East central, Northeast, North central, southern, and western regions1937-01-01
Outline for discussion, 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program1937-01-01
Discussion outline, with charts, for use at educational meetings on the 1938 agricultural conservation program1937-01-01
Soil conservationwho gains by it?U.S. G.P.O.1937-01-01
City pocketbooks and the farmerUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Cottonquestions and answersUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Why United States wheat farmers and consumers need a stabilized wheat industryUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Co-opshow far can they go?U.S. G.P.O.1937-01-01
Flue-cured tobaccoquestions and answersUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Agricultural conservation, 1937what farmers should know about the AAA programU.S. Government Printing Office1937-01-01
Agricultural conservation in 1938, why?United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Do we want to be farmersan outline of information for use in Future Farmer discussion programsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Agricultural marketing programsprovisions of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937U.S. G.P.O.1937-01-01
What about wheat in 1938?United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
1938 Agricultural conservation program. New Orleans conference, Nov. 28-29, 19371937-01-01
Agricultural conservation, 1937, for Nebraska and South DakotaU.S. Government Printing Office1937-01-01
Some facts about potatoesUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Minutes of meeting of peanut growers called by American Farm Bureau Federation, June 9, Raleigh Hotel, Washington, D.C.United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1937-01-01
Summary of North Central Region preliminary 38-11937-01-01
PotatoesAverage acreage, 1938 acreage, 1938 allotments and goals, and tentative 1939 allotments and goals1938-01-01
The facts on irrigated land1938-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on cotton marketing quotas on the 1939 crop1938-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on Burley tobacco marketing quotaspursuant to the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended1938-01-01
The 1938 farm program for Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and WisconsinU.S. Government Printing Office1938-01-01
1939 Agricultural conservation program, proposed changes from the 1938 Agricultural conservation program1938-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on rice marketing quota for the marketing year beginning August 1, 1939U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
New England conference on the 1939 conservation programAshworth Hotel, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, May 26 and 27, 19381938-01-01
The AAA corn planU.S. Govt. Print. Off.]1938-01-01
The salient facts on parity payments1938-01-01
Instructions for holding referenda on national marketing quotas for (1) Burley tobacco, and (2) fire-cured and dark air-cured tobacco1938-01-01
The federal-state milk program for New YorkQuestions and answers1938-01-01
Questions and answers about farm exports and farm importsRev.U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
Instructions for holding referenda on cotton and flue-cured tobacco marketing quotas on the 1938 cropU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
Marketing agreements for fruits and vegetablesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
1939 Agricultural conservation program. Proposed changes from the 1938 Agricultural conservation program1938-01-01
General summary of the main provisions of the Agricultural adjustment act of 19381938-01-01
Summary of conference of potato growers1938-01-01
The ABC of the AAA farm programa brief review of the provisions of the Agricultural adjustment act of 19381938-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on cotton marketing quotas on the 1938 cropissued by th the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to section 347 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 19381938-01-01
Instructions for holding referenda on cotton and fire-cured and dark air-cured tobacco marketing quotas on the 1938 croppursuant to the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 19381938-01-01
Regulations governing (A) applications and hearings under Section 363 of Title III of the Agricutlrual Adjustment Act of 1938 relating to administrative review of marketing quotas for tobacco, corn, wheat, cotton, and rice established under said title and (B) the publication and notice of such quotas under Section 362 of said act (Public, No. 430, 75th Congress, 52 Stat. 31, as amended)U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
Stability in milk marketsUnited States Government Printing Office1938-01-01
The 1938 farm program for Nebraska and South DakotaU.S. Government Printing Office1938-01-01
Amendment no. 1 to "Regulations governing (A) applications and hearings under Section 363 of Title III of the Agricutlrual Adjustment Act of 1938 relating to administrative review of marketing quotas for tobacco, corn, wheat, cotton, and rice established under said title and (B) the publication and notice of such quotas under Section 362 of said act (Public, No. 430, 75th Congress, 52 Stat. 31, as amended)"1938-01-01
Crop insurance for wheat growersa brief summary of the provisions and proposed operation of the Federal Crop Insurance ActUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
The new farm acta short summary of the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1938-01-01
Agricultural adjustment, 1937-38a report of the activities carried on by the Agricultural Adjustment AdministrationUnited States Government Printing Office1939-01-01
Revised order with respect to the conditions under which certain debts of persons owing the United States on account of indebtedness to the several departments, independent agencies, or establishments of the government, including any bureau, administration or corporation of the Department of agriculture, may be set off against payments which may be payable to such persons under the various programs administered by the Agricultural adjustment administration or under the Sugar act of 1937. Issued Oct. 16, 19391939-01-01
Corn, allplanted acreage, production, and yield per acre in 12 southern states and Iowa and percentage of U.S. total, 1928-32, 1933-38 average and 1928 to 19391939-01-01
Idaho's A.A.A. on the job ; making agriculture a permanent, profitable industry1939-01-01
Handbook, state conference county committeemen, agricultural conservation program, Wyoming1939-01-01
An alternative American wheat policya discussion1939-01-01
Per diem salary tables ... Aug. 16, 19391939-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on cotton marketing quotas on the 1941 crop1939-01-01
The farm program in Bear Lake county1939-01-01
The farmer's dollar "goes to town."U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1939-01-01
1939 AAA farm program brings 1. Soil conservation; 2. Ever-normal granary; 3. More stable income1939-01-01
The stamp plan for distributing surplus foods1939-01-01
The AAA in Bannock county, a statement from the Bannock countyagricultural conservation association1939-01-01
Here's our farm program for 1940 for north central regionU.S. Government Printing Office1939-01-01
The AAA in Cassia county [a statement from the Cassia county agricultural conservation association1939-01-01
Political activity of agricultural conservation association employees, including commiteemen, delegates and officers1939-01-01
AAA facts for Gooding county farmersa statement from the Gooding county agricultural conservation association1939-01-01
The wheat problemand what the farmer can do about it through the AAA farm programPreliminary1939-01-01
Notes for discussion of the AAA program1939-01-01
Europe buys less wheat1939-01-01
Agricultural adjustment, 1938-39a report of the activities carried on by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration : under the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, and related legislation, from July 1, 1938, through June 30, 19391939-01-01
Agriculture's problemshelp in understanding them ; selected list of materials available for use in the study, analysis and discussion of problems affecting agriculture. These government publications available in limited quantities1939-01-01
To state executive officers, state and county committeemen, northeast region1939-01-01
Instructions for holding referendum on cotton marketing quotas on the 1940 cropU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1939-01-01
The farm program in Twin Falls county1939-01-01
The AAA notebookU.S. Government Printing Office1939-01-01
The AAA notebookeast central editionU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1940-01-01
Agriculture's progress 1932-19391940-01-01
Memorandum for the secretaryRe : Determination under section 16(a) of the 1939 agricultural conservation program bulletin and section 6 (d) of the 1939 price adjustment payment regulations (p-1-(Rev.)) of practices which tend to defeat the purposes of the 1939 agricultural conservation and price adjustment programs1940-01-01
A.A.A. give farmers machinery to meet the shocks of war1940-01-01
Harvests for tomorrowa grist of film entertainment about the farm folks of New England ... and the hills and valleys they holdU.S. G.P.O.1940-01-01
1940 agricultural conservation program bulletin, issued at Washington, D.C. January 25, 19401940-01-01
Build your own exhibit20 easy-to-build exhibits for fairs, windows, meetings1940-01-01
The AAA notebookNortheast editionU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1940-01-01
Agricultural conservation programs aim at abundance, conservation, parity income1940-01-01
The AAA in relation to family life and the home1940-01-01
Department of agriculture recommendations for Tariff commission wheat investigation1940-01-01
Why you need a farm program in 1941U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1940-01-01
AAA in Montana... 1933-19401940-01-01
Steps which can be taken by the Agricultural adjustment administration to maintain utilization within the productive capacity of the range1940-01-01
The A.A.A. wheat program in operationUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1940-01-01
Cotton, land and peoplea statement of the problemU.S. G.P.O.1940-01-01
Do we want to be farmers; an outline for information for use in young farmer discussion programsRevised June 19401940-01-01
Alabama handbook, 1940 agricultural conservation programU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1940-01-01
Itinerary for western AAA cmmitteemen1940-01-01
Delegates attending the National range conference, June 24-28, 19401940-01-01
Political activity of officers and employees of the Agricultural adjustment administration1940-01-01
"Conservation, parity, abundance ; " a fram program at work for 550,000 Idaho folks1940-01-01
More abundant wildlife through the AAA programU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Division of Information1940-01-01
America has chosenAddress by Robert Montgomery, professor of economics, University of Texas, before National AAA conference, Washington, July 11, 19401940-01-01
Compiled of regulations of the Secretary of agriculture with respect to payments to county agricultural conservation associations as of August 24, 19401940-01-01
How the Agricultural adjustment act functions ; home stability through AAA1940-01-01
Questions and answers on corn marketing quotas1941-01-01
1942 Agricultural conservation program, North Central RegionU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Division of Information]1941-01-01
Regulations governing publication, notice and administrative review of marketing quotas established under Title III of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amendedreview regulations1941-01-01
1941 agricultural conservation program bulletin, issued ... December 9, 1940U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1941-01-01
Harvests for tomorrow ...1941-01-01
Chronological summary of legislation enacted by the 76th congress, second and third sessions, September 21, 1939 to November 3, 1939, and January 3, 1940, to January 3, 1941, respectively (of interest to AAA)1941-01-01
Regulations governing the holding of referenda on marketing quotas1941-01-01
Report of the Administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration1941-01-01
Wheat marketing quotaswhy quotas? : how they work, to whom they applyUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1941-01-01
Statement by Agricultural adjustment administration concerning state agricultural planning committee recommendations1941-01-01
Our future strength depends on how we use our farm programUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultual Adjustment Administration1941-01-01
America has plenty of corn1941-01-01
Agricultural adjustment, 1939-40a report of the activities carried on by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration : under the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, and related legislation, from July 1, 1939, through June 30, 19401941-01-01
Corn marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 19381941-01-01
Wheat storage on the farm and in the ever-normal granarybins and granaries, storage under loans, marketing quotas ...United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1941-01-01
Our national defense starts with defense of the home1941-01-01
This is what AAA is aboutUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration1941-01-01
News kit for farmer fieldmen1942-01-01
Farm front1942-01-01
Northeast Region AAA Conference, January 15-17, 1942, consolidation of committee reports1942-01-01
Des Moines county farmers are meeting their quotas on increased food production1942-01-01
Consumer's stake in agricultural adjustment1942-01-01
Order of May 8, 1937, governing set-offs against Agricultural adjustment administration payments (as revised October 20, 1943)1943-01-01
1944 crop and livestock goals, South Dakota1944-01-01
1945 production goals ... Reports and recommendations of the various committees to the 1945 farm production goals meeting at Huron on November 27 and 28, 19441944-01-01
Dairy production adjustment, why and how?An address by H.R. Tolley ... at the Eighth Annual New England Institute of Cooperation, June 21, Burlington, Vermont
Executive order defining effect of certain provisions in codes of fair competition upon cooperative organizations
Farm problems in Texas schoolsan experimental study of social and economic problems of agriculture in three selected Texas schools
Tentative marketing agreement proposed and drafted by the Cooperative Milk Producers Association for San Francisco and the Milk Dealers Association of San Francisco to be submitted with application for public hearing by the Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, D.C.
In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Kentucky. Melwood Dairy, a corporation, et al, plaintiffs, vs. Thomas J. Sparks, U.S. Attorney, for the Western District of Kentucky, defendant. no. 868 in equity