M.M. Norman, largest crimpson clover grower in Hart County. Just after a rain he is pointing out how crimson clover and good terraces hold water and check soil erosion on his farm. He had 300 acres in crimson clover this year
MLA
Not Available. "M.M. Norman, largest crimpson clover grower in Hart County. Just after a rain he is pointing out how crimson clover and good terraces hold water and check soil erosion on his farm. He had 300 acres in crimson clover this year." Hargrett Library. 1937-04-29, https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_caes_0004-001-018-353-001#item.
APA
Not Available (1937-04-29). M.M. Norman, largest crimpson clover grower in Hart County. Just after a rain he is pointing out how crimson clover and good terraces hold water and check soil erosion on his farm. He had 300 acres in crimson clover this year. Retrieved from https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_caes_0004-001-018-353-001#item
Chicago
Not Available. "M.M. Norman, largest crimpson clover grower in Hart County. Just after a rain he is pointing out how crimson clover and good terraces hold water and check soil erosion on his farm. He had 300 acres in crimson clover this year." 1937-04-29. May 29, 2026. https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_caes_0004-001-018-353-001#item.
