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Research Notes: The Public Image of Dairying in the Late Twentieth Century: A Primary Source Trail
2015
Overview
One day, while perusing the photograph collection of Penn States Agricultural Extension Service, McMurry came across seven small black-and-white prints filed loose in the Lancaster County box. Each image showed a farm landscape. On the reverse in pencil was written, \"Public Image of Dairying in PA. Lancaster & Perry Co. August 1964.\" Here was new evidence that the public image of dairying was an explicit concern for somebody in the Pennsylvania extension system in the 1960s. There was reform in dairy landscapes up to 1950, but these photos prompted McMurry to wonder, why over a decade later did somebody in extension care enough to photograph a number of farms as examples (good or bad) for the \"public image of dairying in PA\"?
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University of Minnesota,University of Minnesota Press
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