Agricultural machinery

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fst00801054

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  • FAST: topic

  • SEE ALSO: Machinery; Farm equipment; Farm mechanization; Machine-tractor stations

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      Agricultural machinery

        Equivalent terms

        Agricultural machinery

        • UF Agricultural machinery--Industries

        • UF Agriculture--Equipment and supplies

        • UF Crops--Machinery

        • UF Farm machinery

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        Agricultural machinery

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          SDSU-Archives UA 008.08 · Records · 1954-1999

          This collection is composed of brochures, newsletters, and program materials related to the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at South Dakota State University. The records document academic programs, outreach events, and engineering innovations within the department. Included are promotional materials for Agricultural Systems Technology and Food and Bio-Materials Engineering, invitations to departmental banquets and events such as the Annual ABE Hobo Day Celebration, and facility-related documents such as those on the Agricultural Engineering Building. The collection also contains brochures highlighting SDSU-developed electric agricultural equipment like the Chore-tric battery-powered loader and Electric Choremaster. A notable item is the pamphlet Model Farm A.D. 2076, produced for the American Revolution Bicentennial Horizons ’76 Project.

          These records reflect the evolution and public engagement of the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department at SDSU. They highlight the department's commitment to applied research, educational outreach, and innovation in sustainable agricultural technologies. The inclusion of materials on SDSU-developed equipment and futuristic planning efforts underscores the department's role in advancing agricultural engineering in South Dakota and beyond.

          South Dakota State University. Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering