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- Samuel_William_Johnson abstract "Samuel William Johnson (3 July 1830 Kingsboro, New York – 1909) was a United States agricultural chemist. He was the father and promoter of the movement to bring the sciences to the aid of the farmer through experiment stations.".
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- Samuel_William_Johnson name "Johnson, Samuel William".
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