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Am. Soc. Anim. Prod. 1937:361-364
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One Man's Influence on Livestock Production

Dan D. Casement

Manhattan, Kansas

Abstract

From the subject that has been assigned to me the inference is plain that I am expected to speak of the beneficial results accruing to the live stock industry by reason of the professional accomplishments of the man you honor tonight.

I am not unfamiliar with those accomplishments or with the effects which they have produced on the progress of our industry. The orbit of his life intersected mine nearly a quarter of a century ago, when Wilber Cochel came to Kansas to head the Animal Husbandry Department of the State College in the town where I live.

You are all familiar with his notable achievements in the field of his chosen science both before and since that time. I will not attempt to review them now. But I think there could be no more fitting time or place than this occasion affords for me to make frank acknowledgment of the benefits I have personally derived from his sound professional counsel.






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