NTE2ms1998_11.xml Preliminary Guide to the Richard L. Hausenbuiller Papers 1949-1985 Hausenbuiller (Richard L.) Papers Steven Bingo Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries 2013
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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2018-02-14. This guide is written in 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 Robert L. Hausenbuiller papers Hausenbuiller, R. L. (Robert L.) Hausenbuiller, R. L. (Robert L.) MS.1998.11 3 linear feet 3 records cartons. 1949-1985 (MASC staff use - MS 1998-11: 2-11-4-3) Materials are in English. This collection consists of materials related to the publishing of Soil Science: Principles and Practices and research files for work performed in Eastern and Central Washington.

This collection consists of materials related to the publishing of Soil Science: Principles and Practices and research files for work performed in Eastern and Central Washington. Documents related to Hausenbuiller's textbook include manuscripts for various editions of the book, correspondence with publishers, photographs considered for the book, and feedback from experts in the field. Research files include descriptions of experiments testing the composition of soil in the region, data and results for the experiments, and correspondence related to the experiments.

This collection is open and available for research use.

This collection was donated to the Washington State University Libraries by Richard L. Hausenbuiller in 1998 (MS 1998-11).

Richard L. Hausenbuiller was a soil scientist at Washington State University (WSU) from 1942-1983, which includes work Hausenbuiller performed as a student at WSU. Hausenbuiller graduated from his PhD program at WSU in 1951 and worked at the Irrigated Experiment Station in Prosser as Professor of Soils. He transferred to the Pullman campus in 1960, where he worked until his retirement. Hausenbuiller's work covered methods used in soil testing and the soil composition of Eastern and Central Washington. Hausenbuiller also published a textbook called Soil Science: Principles and Practices.

 Hausenbuiller, R. L. (Robert L.) Washington State University--Faculty--Archives Soils--Analysis--Washington (State)--Research Soils--Research Agriculture