Charles S. Beckwith, Director In Charge: 1917-18 Nitrogen

Charles S. Beckwith, Director In Charge

Friday, February 1, 2013

1917-18 Nitrogen

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Cranberry Substation

C. S. Beckwith - Cranberry and Blueberry Investigations

Cranberry Investigations
Pre-Beckwith Cranberry Investigations

Peers and Pioneers

1911-37 U.S.D.A. Botanist, F.V. Coville work at Whitesbog with the blueberry.
U.S.D.A. Pathologist, C.L. Shear Work At Whitesbog, 1901-1918
1917 - U.S.D.A. H.B. Scammell Stationed at Whitesbog
Cranberry Insects and John B. Smith 1890-1912

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17 Third Avenue Highland Park
58 Elizabeth Street Pemberton Borough
608 W. Henley Street
Cranberry Substation Whitesbog
Entomology Building New Brunswick NJ
Experiment Station Wet Lab
Highland Park
Insect and Fungus Identification Laboratory
N.J. Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Olean N.Y.
Pemberton Borough
Rutgers University
The Ivy Club
Watson's Herbarium
Whitesbog

Career and Life of C. S. Beckwith

C. S. Beckwith's Professional Life

Treasurer and Secretary of American Cranberry Growers' Association
C. S. Beckwith, Cranberry Substation Reports
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
American Cranberry Growers' Association

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Historic Fruit Culture of South Jersey

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Education and Experience

Education
Field Assistant in Entomology
Fly Control
Full time of one man.
Mosquito Control
Prize Essay In Agriculture
Red Apple Bug Thesis
Registration Card
Sawmill Creek Sluice Gates
Sigma Xi
Sprinkling Sewage Filter Fly
The Ivy Club

People

B. F. Driggers
Charles A. Doehlert
Elba E. Watson
Frank P. Schlatter
Franklin O. Church
Frederick V. Coville
Full time of one man.
Jessie G. Fiske
John Bernhard Smith
John H. Voorhees
Mayor Beckwith
Ralph E. Danforth
Stanley Coville
Thomas J. Headlee

Publications and Presentations

A Factor In The Varietal Resistance Of Cranberries To The False-Blossom Disease
A Survey Of The Cranberry Industry Of New Jersey
Blueberry Culture
Blueberry Growing
Cranberry Growing In New Jersey
Inoculated Sulfur As A Plant-Food Solvent
Magic Lantern Show
The Effect Of Certain Nitrogenous And Phosphatic Fertilizers On The Yield Of Cranberries
The Effect Of Fertilizers On Blueberries
Weeds Of The Cranberry Bog

Family

608 W. Henley Street
B. F. Driggers
C. H. Beckwith
Clementine Beckwith
Earl Beckwith
Frank S. Beckwith
Hilda Beckwith
Hilda Stults
Nancy B. Driggers
Nancy M. Beckwith
Olean N.Y.

Events

1912 Titanic Disaster
1917 Draft
1918 Influenza
1944 WWII
WWI

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