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Attitudes of County Extension Agents Toward Agent Specialization in Ohio

Journal of Agricultural Education

doi 10.5032/jae.1994.03006

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September 1, 1994

Authors

Jose M. HuertaKeith L. Smith

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American Association for Agricultural Education


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