Cochise County Agricultural Extension glass plates collection, undated

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Cochise County Agricultural Extension glass plates collection, undated

MS 749


Collection Summary
Creator:	Anderson, Robert
Collection Name:	Cochise County Agricultural Extension glass plates collection,
Inclusive Dates:	undated
Bulk Dates:
Physical Description:	2 Linear Feet
Abstract:	Glass plate negatives from the Cochise County Agriculutral Extension, largely in part dealing with tree care, animal husbandy, prairie dog problems, tomatoes, and several untitled glass plates. Plates are undated.
Collection Number:	MS 749
Language:	Materials are in English.
Repository:	University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections University of Arizona PO Box 210055 Tucson, AZ 85721-0055 Phone: 520-621-6423 Fax: 520-621-9733 URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/ E-Mail: LBRY-askspcoll@email.arizona.edu

Historical Note

Cochise County includes Bisbee, Sierra Vista, Douglas, Benson, Willcox, Tombstone, and several other southeastern Arizona cities. The county seat is located in Bisbee. The most populous city in the county is Sierra Vista. The head of the 4-H Agricultural Center is located in Douglas. The Agricultural Extension offers programs like 4-H, Water Wise, Master Gardner, Health Zone and SNAP-Ed, Noxious Weeds program, Rangeland Management, and also offers Livestock services. The photographs included in this collection were taken by/for the Cochise County Agricultural Extension. Several were likely used in community presentations.

Scope and Content Note

This collection consists of glass plate negatives created by/for the Cochise County Agricultural Extension. A majority of the plates include no identifying information and are labeled 'untitled'. All plates that had identifying information had this information noted in the finding aid. Some plates show signs of cracking or other damage, which has been noted on an individual basis.

Photograph topics include: sheep shearing, horse clipping, cow clipping, flood/water dam damage, peach trees, soils, apple trees, tomato plants and planting, tomato cultures and transplanting, crop diseases and damage, prairie dogs as crop devestators, harvester ants, pests, and other relevant topics pertaining to animal husbandry, range management, and planting in Arizona.

Organization

This collection is organized into 1 series.

Series I: Glass plate negatives, undated

Restrictions

There are no restrictions on this collection.

Copyright

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from theowner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.

Access Terms

Geographic Name(s)

Cochise County (Ariz.)

Subject(s)

Agricultural extension work -- Arizona

Animal industry -- Arizona

Plant diseases -- Southwest, New

Plant ecology -- Arizona

Trees, Care of

Administrative Information

Credit Line

Cochise County Agricultural Extension glass plates collection (MS 749). Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries

Processing History

Processed by Michelle Nicole Boyer-Kelly in 2021.

Container List


box	folder
1	1-54	Untitled glass plates, undated


box	folder
2	1-12	Untitled glass plates, undated


2	13-26		Untitled, cracked glass plates, undated


2	27		Machine horse clipping, undated


2	28-42		Machine sheep shearing (plates 1-15), undated


2	43		Broken flood water dam, Watson, undated


2	44		Peach, too high (cracked), undated


2	45		Rabbi Vingniry-Weiss (?), Cochise, undated


2	46		Tomato culture staking, undated


2	47		Sediment in freshwater dam, undated


2	48		Apple, undated


2	49		High lead, sun scald, undated


2	50		Peach, St. David, 3-year-old peach tree, undated


2	51		Peach, fair lead, undated


2	52		Well leaded apple, undated


2	53		Home of R. M. Johnson (Panchall photograph), undated


2	54		Packing tomatoes near McNeal (Panchall photograph), undated


2	55		Cochise, undated


2	56		Johnson's parcels, peaches, undated


2	57		Peaches, thinned out too much, undated


2	58		Cochise pruning demonstration, undated


2	59		Prof. Lloyd scene in Texas Canyon (Parchall photograph), undated


2	60		Transplanting tomatoes (1) (Parchall photograph), undated


2	61		Transplanting tomatoes (2) (Parchall photograph), undated


2	62		Transplanting tomatoes (3) (Parchall photograph), undated


2	63		Transplanting tomatoes (4) (Parchall photograph), undated


2	64		Tomato culture, Boys Garden, Benson (5) (Parchall photograph), undated


2	65		Tomato culture, undated


2	66		Machine cow clipping (cracked), undated


2	67		High quality purebred Herefords... (cracked), undated


2	68		Prairie dogs destroying range, undated


2	69		A prairie dog town in the Sulphur Spring Valley, undated


2	70		Damages in Cochise County, undated


2	71		Which shall have the grass..., undated


2	72		Another source of diseases..., undated


2	73		The soil can be packed around..., undated


2	74		How to exterminate prairie dogs, undated


2	75		An example of overgrazing..., undated


2	76		Before and after, undated


2	77		Harvester ants, undated


2	78		An ant nest near an alfalfa field, undated


2	79		Another home-made fly trap..., undated


2	80		The proper way to arrange watering place..., undated


2	81		Carbon bisulfide treatment (1) (cracked), undated


2	82		Carbon bisulfide treatment (2), undated


2	83		Land left for a few hours..., undated


2	84		To save moisture..., undated


2	85		A prairie dog infested area (cracked), undated


2	86		Peach, bad top (cracked), undated


2	87		Barn on farm of A. B. Young (Parchall photograph), undated