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Leon Moyer Estabrook manuscript, 1869-1937 | Life of one American : memoirs of Leon M. Estabrook | Leon M. Estabrook manuscript

1936

Estabrook, Leon M. (Leon Moyer)

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3.5 linear ft (7 boxes)
Other Subjects
Government statisticians; Manuscripts
Language
English
Note
Leon Moyer Estabrook Manuscript. Special Collections, USDA National Agricultural Library.
In 1905, Leon Moyer Estabrook (1869-1937) organized and became the first chief of the Office of Records, which centralized the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Bureau of Plant Industry's accounting systems. He became the chief of the Office of Seed Distribution in 1909, then chief clerk of USDA. In 1913, Estabrook became chief of the Bureau of Statistics (changed to Bureau of Crop Estimates in 1914). He represented USDA at the General Assembly meeting of the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome in 1920. Estabrook became associate chief of the new Bureau of Agricultural Economics in 1921. From 1925 to 1929, he traveled all over the world collecting data and writing reports for the first World Census of Agriculture (1930), for which he was highly commended. In 1930, he organized the first Inter-American Conference of Agriculture. In 1931, Estabrook retired.
Type
Mixed Material; Monographic; Internet Resource.
Corporate Author
United States. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Statistics.

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