Description
This comprehensive work delves into the rich history of tractor testing in Nebraska, which has been an essential part of agricultural development since 1920. The authors, Charles H. Wendel and George H. Dammann, bring together extensive research and firsthand accounts to chart the evolution of tractor technology and its impact on farming practices.
Through meticulous documentation, the narrative provides a detailed examination of various models, their performances, and the rigorous testing processes that define the state's legacy in agricultural machinery. The book serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts, historians, and professionals alike, showcasing the significant role Nebraska has played in shaping the future of tractors and farming equipment.
Through meticulous documentation, the narrative provides a detailed examination of various models, their performances, and the rigorous testing processes that define the state's legacy in agricultural machinery. The book serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts, historians, and professionals alike, showcasing the significant role Nebraska has played in shaping the future of tractors and farming equipment.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
548 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1995
Publisher
Crestline
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
091261224X
ISBN-13
9780912612249