Otto Frederick Hunziker
Agriculturalist and educator, wrote textbooks
Agriculturalist and educator, wrote textbooks
1959
67 years ago — 86 years old
Scientists & Innovators
United States
This individual contributed significantly to agricultural education in the United States. Held positions at several educational institutions, emphasizing the importance of practical agricultural practices alongside theoretical knowledge. Authored authoritative textbooks that became standard references in the field of agriculture, influencing the curriculum at various colleges and universities. Promoted vocational agriculture and supported the development of agricultural programs across the country.
Authored 'Principles of Farm Management'
Promoted vocational agriculture education
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