NTE2ms1993_41.xml Preliminary Guide to the Ray Meyer Papers 1948-1985 Meyer (Ray) Papers Jacki Tyler Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries
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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2018-03-08. English Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. English Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries
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Preliminary Guide to the Ray Meyer Papers Meyer, Raymond Warren MS.1993.41 6 linear feet 7 boxes. 1948-1985 Materials are in English. (MASC Staff Use: 2-5-10-1) This collection contains papers of Raymond "Ray" W. Meyer. A substantial portion of this collection consists of his course notes for classes related to horticulture.

This collection contains papers of Raymond "Ray" W. Meyer. A substantial portion of this collection consists of his course notes for classes related to horticulture. These include materials about weeds, application and effectiveness of pesticides, product information from chemical companies, soil testing statistics, studies and surveys, as well as articles on root rot, forestry, and herbicides. The collection also includes papers concerning licenses for the selling and application of pesticides, Whitman County (WA) soil information, "Field Trip" papers pertaining to Bonner County, Idaho, and Asotin County, Washington, maps, slides, and Additionally, the collection includes projector slides, maps of eastern Washington and northern Idaho, and some of Meyer's WSU class materials.

This collection is open and available for research use.

Collection donated by Terry Meyer to the Washington State University Libraries in 1993 (MS 1993-41).

This is an unprocessed collection. It has not yet been arranged.

Raymond "Ray" W. Meyer was a student at Washington State University during the 1960s. Meyer's focus was in science, especially botany, which led to research interests in pesticides. He was also associated with the WSU Cooperative Extension Service.

 Soils Pesticides Agriculture