J. Russell Smith
Joseph Russell Smith (February 3, 1874 – February 26, 1966) was an American geographer. He worked in the Department of Geography and Industry at the University of Pennsylvania and later the Columbia Business School where he chaired the economic geography program. From 1941 to 1942, he was president of the American Association of Geographers.He is considered the father of the field of agroforestry. Provided by Wikipedia
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Tree crops; a permanent agriculture, by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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Human geography / by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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Tree crops : a permanent agriculture / by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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North America, its people and the resources, development, and prospects of the continent as an agricultural, industrial, and commercial area, by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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Industrial and commercial geography. by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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North America; its people and the resources, development, and prospects of the continent as the home of man by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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Tree crops : a permanent agriculture / by Smith, J. Russell 1874-1966
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