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resolves10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2008.03.004Influence of the physical parameters of fields and of crop yield on the effective field capacity of a self-propelled forage harvester
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resolves10.1086/ahr/39.2.344<i>Letters of Members of the Continental Congress</i>. Edited by <scp>Edmund C. Burnett</scp>. Volume VI., March 1, 1781, to December 31, 1782. (Washington: Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1933. Pp. liii, 599. Unbound, $3.25; bound, $4.00.)
resolves10.1002/9780470669488.ch2Algorithms for the Reduction of the Number of Points Required to Represent a Digitized Line or its Caricature
resolves10.1086/ahr/75.2.571-aHistory of Public Land Law Development. By <i>Paul W. Gates</i>, with a chapter by <i>Robert W. Swenson</i>. (Washington, D. C.: [Public Land Law Review Commission.] 1968. Pp. xv, 828. $8.25.) and The Land Office Business: The Settlement and Administration of American Public Lands, 1789–1837. By <i>Malcolm J. Rohrbough</i>. (New York: Oxford University Press. 1968. Pp. xiii, 331. $8.75.)
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resolves10.1086/467337The Rule of First Possession and the Design of the Law
resolves10.2172/97082Water Resources Data Ohio: Water year 1994. Volume 1, Ohio River Basin excluding Project Data
resolves10.4200/jjhg1948.20.256Norman J.W. Thrower: Original Survey and Land Subdivision. A Comparative Study Form and Effect of Contrasting Cadastral Surveys. Rand Mc. Nally. Chicago. 1966, 160 pp.
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no DOI — not checkedSeveral townships were paired with more than one township. The final pairs were selected by maximizing the total length of shared boundaries in the sample with the constraint that each township could only be represented in one pair. Farm value data were converted to 1860 prices. Mean land values were compared both with the full sample and with dropping two outliers outside and within the VMD that had much higher land values would have biased the test in favor of finding higher values outside the VMD. Data Sampling VMD and Adjacent Counties. The 39 counties included in the analysis are listed with (% in VMD) Adams (100)
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no DOI — not checkedwhich were unavailable because these original surveys were destroyed prior to microfilming. In the analysis individual observations are averaged by township. Because of the lost county data for 1860, we have 768 township observations, rather than potentially 874 (437 townships in the VMD and adjacent counties x 2). The 1850 census was sampled at approximately a 10 percent rate, but a 5 percent rate was used for the more comprehensive 1860 census. Data from the Census of Agriculture were matched to the farmer's population census records for the corresponding years. The matches were made using a searchable electronic database available by description at Ancestry
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no DOI — not checkedThe Lexis/Nexis search used terms: boundary, quiet title, trespass, and ejectment. Survey Validity Issues: These cases involve a dispute where two different surveys claim the same land, for example, McArthur v. Phoebus, 2 Ohio 415 (1826). In these, the general question is which survey was valid and which was invalid. This should be differentiated from cases where two parties claim the same land because the survey, or several competing surveys, does not clearly delineate a line between the properties. These cases generally hinge on whether the survey was correctly recorded or implemented
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