000			01619nam a22002297a 4500
008			170712s1960 wauaof gr 001 0 eng d
040			_aCBNCAT
082			_a630.973 _bPOW
110			_aU.S. Government Printing Office
245			_aPower to produce /
260			_aWashington _bU.S. Government Printing Office _c[1960]
300			_axiii, 480 p.:
440			_aYearbook of agriculture (1926), 1960.
520			_aThis book is provides a picture of technological involvement in the US in 1960. The revolution is all around us. We see, hear, and feel evidences of it in new and more efficient machines, sources of power, ways of getting work done; in better ways of transporting, processing, storing, and marketing food; and in the wiser and more effective use of resources. The revolution gives us new benefits every month, even every day — better food and more of it, improved industrial products, less work, more leisure. It can give us the elements of a more purposeful existence and the power to live more abundantly. All this, and more, is described here in an effort to enlarge the knowledge and wisdom with which daily we face the demands of our personal lives and our national fortunes. The mere possession of tools, gadgets, machines, packages, things is not enough. Wisdom requires an understanding of what the march of technology can do to people and for people.
590			_alje 12/07/17
591			_aLoans
650			_aFarm mechanization -- United States.
650			_aAgricultural Implements
650			_aAgricultural Machinery
942			_2ddc _cBOOK
949			_a630.973 POW
999			_c6227 _d6227