- Arthur Ryker Hall, Benjamin Ralph Stauber, Donald Jackson, Howard Archibald Turner, Hugh Hammond Bennett, Josiah Chase Folsom, Mary Aloysius Agnew, Myron Sallee Anderson, Oliver Edwin Baker, Oran Raber, R. T. Cotton, Albert Benjamin Genung, Mark Matthew Regan, Newell Emanuel Good, Wesley Moulton Noble
· 1936
The outlook is for further improvement in the economic position of American agriculture in 1937.
- A. C. Hull, Charles Franklin Henderson, Charles Michael Merkel, Edgar Blake Hurd, Edwin Edward Drewniak, Fisk Gerhardt, George R. Struble, Gerald N. Franks, Howard Reynolds, James Robert Douglass, James William Kimmey, Jesse Edward Harmond, John Robinson Winston, L. F. Locke, L. V. Wilcox, Leonard M. Klein, Myron Sallee Anderson, United States. Department of Agriculture, Walter Henricks Hodge, Walter M. Osborn, William H. Metzler, Anselm Clyde Griffin, Gladys L. Gilpin, Ralph Corbin Hall, Vernon Pollard Moore, Wallace M. Johnson, Irwin Horstein
· 1954
- Myron Sallee Anderson
· 1961
This Handbook summarizes research that covers especially problems of selenium in soils, its absorption by plants, and the toxic effects of these plants upon animals eating the vegetation.
- Albert Sylvester Michael, C. G. Potts, Chester J. Francis, Ernest W. Johnson, Gerald Thorne, Glen Herbert Stringfield, H. E. Walter, Harry Elvin Kemper, Harry L. Garver, Herbert Henry Muntz, Hudson Gillis Reynolds, J. L. Weimer, James Herbert Beattie, Joe Grigsby Lill, John Robert Parker, R. W. Leukel, Selar Stephen Hutchings, Victor Rickman Boswell, Edward G. Molander, F. W. Poos, Harry Wayne Springfield, J. W. Turelle, Myron Sallee Anderson, Sears Polydore Doolittle, V. F. Tapke, Bascombe Britt Higgins, Leon Merle Pultz
· 1952
Longleaf pine can be profitably grown as a forest crop on farms as well as on large industrial holdings throughout most of the Southern Coastal Plain. The tree is able to grow well even on poor sandy soils, withstands fires with less injury than other pines, and produces both naval stores and high-grade timber. Cattle grazing can be combined with timber production in longleaf forests to enable farmers to make more profitable dual use of their land. This bulletin offers suggestions to farmers and other timberland owners for establishing and managing longleaf pine.
- Carl S. Scofield, Archibald Dixon Shamel, David A. Savage, David Leroy Yarnell, E. C. Tullis, Earl Dewey Mallison, Frederic Gordon Renner, Frederick Lovejoy Wellman, Hazel Edith Munsell, Horace Greeley Byers, Howard Barrett Richardson, Irvin Carl Feustel, Johnson Thatcher Sarvis, Joseph Heilman Shollenberger, Mason August Hein, Maxon Young Pillow, Myron Sallee Anderson, Norman Julian Wall, Percy Hoke Royster, T. D. Jarrell, Theodore Comstock Scheffer, Thornton Taft Munger, Walter Huber Meyer, William Henry Black, Alonzo Charles Cook, Carl Stone Pomeroy, Charles Lloyd Moon, E. A. Gorman, Grace Margaret DeVaney, James McKenzie Hankins, James Richard Quesenberry, John Carl Thysell, Ronald Floyd Luxford, Thomas L. W. Bailey, Alfred Leroy Baker, Carl Marcus Conrad, Elmer W. Knight, Fletcher Pearre Veitch, Mary Hanford Kennedy, Ralph Emerson Caryl, William Virgil Hukill
· 1937
- Albert Watts Moore, Carl F. Dunker, Charles D. Converse, Claron Owens Hesse, Elmer Snyder, Everett Eugene Lund, Frank Custer Edminster, Franklin Elmer Allison, Franklin Jacob Crider, George Haymaker Vansell, Guy Weston Bohn, H. O. Hetzer, Harry Edward Goresline, Henry Hamilton Bennett, Herbert Spencer, Jesse Edward Harmond, Leslie Rushton Hawthorn, Myron Sallee Anderson, Oscar Roland Mathews, Ralph William Marquis, United States. Department of Agriculture, Elbert Hann Reid, Forrest G. Bell, Frank Nelson Harmon, Kirby M. Hayes, Leonard M. Klein, Lester Alan Thompson, Max Raymond Osburn, Sidney Fay Blake, Thomas Wallace Whitaker, Alfred W. Otte, Arnon Lewis Mehring, Bert D. Robinson, Paul A. Norman
· 1951