Draft:Frank V. Burcalow
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Frank Victor Burcalow | |
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Born | March 19, 1909 |
Died | September 30, 1962 | (aged 53)
Occupation | Agronomist |
Academic background | |
Education | University of Wisconsin |
Academic work | |
Discipline | Soil science |
Frank Victor Burcalow was an American soil scientist.[1]
History
Frank Victor Burcalow was an American soil scientist. He taught at the University of Wisconsin and authored 13 books. In 1953, Burcalow was awarded an American Society of Agronomy Fellowship.[2]
Bibliography
- Plan Wisconsin Pastures (1940)
- Put Pastures to Work (1942)
- Produce Red Clover and Alfalfa Seed (1943)
- Bromegrass and Alfalfa for Hay Pasture or Silage (1944)
- Ladino Clover: A Promising Pasture Crop (1946)
- Wisconsin Needs Better Pastures (1947)
- Feeding Dairy Cows This Winter (1952)
- Sweet Clover in Wisconsin (1954)
- Bromegrass (1958)
- Alfalfa Varieties in Wisconsin (1958)
- Sudan Grass: Hot Weather Feed Insurance (1959)
- The Wojta System of Land Surface Drainage (1960) -- Co-authored by Russell F. Johannes
- Weed Control Will Prevent Lowland Abortions in Cattle (1962)
References
- ^ "Memorial: Frank Victor Burcalow". Journal of Dairy Science. 46 (2): 753–755. 1963.
- ^ "UW Professor Gets Fellowship". Stevens Point Journal. November 19, 1953. p. 14.