Bernard Keen

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Bernard Augustus Keen FRS was a British soil scientist and Fellow of University College London. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1935. Further reading ‘KEEN, Sir Bernard ’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 accessed 4 June 2011

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Bernard Keen's Published Works

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Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (1962) (511)
The relation between the clay content and certain physical properties of a soil (1921) (202)
The factors determining soil temperature (1921) (31)
The relation between the vapour pressure and water content of soils (1925) (29)
The dispersion of soil in water under various conditions (1925) (26)
On the moisture relationships in an ideal soil (1924) (25)
The Evaporation of Water from Soil (1914) (24)
Studies in soil cultivation: VII. The effect of cultivation on crop yield (1938) (23)
The physical properties of the soil (1931) (23)
“Single value” soil properties: a study of the significance of certain soil constants (1928) (19)
Studies in soil cultivation: X. The results of a six-year cultivation experiment (1941) (17)
The viscosity and acoustic impedance of liquid helium-3 (1965) (16)
Studies in soil cultivation. I. The evolution of a reliable dynamometer technique for use in soil cultivation experiments. (1925) (15)
Studies in soil cultivation. II. A test of soil uniformity by means of dynamometer and plough (1925) (14)
An automatic and continuous recording balance. (The odén-keen balance.) (1924) (14)
Daily and seasonal changes in the surface temperature of fallow soil at rothamsted (1943) (12)
Section II.—Papers and discussion on “soil moisture”. The system soil-soil moisture (11)
Plastometric studies of soil and clay pastes (1929) (10)
The relations existing between the soil and its water content: A Résumé of the Subject (1920) (9)
Studies in soil cultivation: XI. The effect of inter-tillage on the sugar-beet crop (1942) (9)
Studies in soil cultivation. III. Measurements on the Rothamsted classical plots by means of dynamometer and plough. (1925) (8)
Dry Farming in India (1945) (8)
The agricultural development of the Middle East (1946) (8)
A quantitative relation between soil and the soil solution brought out by freezing-point determinations (1919) (8)
The evaporation of water from soil: III. A critical study of the Technique (1926) (8)
Are cultivation standards wastefully high (1937) (7)
Studies in Soil cultivation. VI. The physical effect of sheep folding on the soil (With five text-figures.) (1932) (7)
Agricultural Meteorology: The Effect of Weather on Crops (1921) (7)
A note on the capillary rise of water in soils (1919) (7)
Land and Poverty in the Middle East (1948) (7)
FIRST COMMISSION SOIL MECHANICS AND PHYSICS (1928) (7)
Studies in Soil Cultivation.: V. Rotary Cultivation (1930) (7)
Physics in Agriculture (5)
An automatic and continuous recording balance (1924) (5)
Crop Responses to Fertilizers and Manures in East Africa (1953) (4)
Rigidity in Weak Clay Suspensions (1929) (4)
International Conference on Soil Science (1924) (3)
The evaporation of water from soil. II.: Influence of soil type and manurial treatment (1921) (3)
The agricultural development of the Middle East. A report to the Director General, Middle East Supply Centre, May, 1945. (1946) (3)
The East African Agriculture and Forestry Research Organization (1951) (3)
Agricultural Progress in Western India (1922) (3)
“Single Value” Soil Properties. A Study of the Significance of Certain Soil Constants. IV. A Further Note on the Technique of the “Box” Experiment (With One Text-figure.) (1930) (3)
On the effect of wear on small mesh wire sieves (1923) (2)
1. Some Physical and Physico-Chemical Effects of Soil Organic Matter 1 (1927) (2)
An International Congress of Soil Science (1927) (2)
The efficiency of pneumatic tyred tractors under farm conditions (1942) (2)
Long Term Development in the "Middle East": Review@@@The Agricultural Development of the Middle East@@@Middle East Science@@@Rural Education and Welfare in the Middle East (1947) (1)
The circulation of water in the soil between the surface and the level of underground water (1936) (1)
SOME COMMENTS ON THE HYDROMETER METHOD FOR STUDYING SOILS (1928) (1)
Some Phenomena of Clay Suspensions (1914) (1)
Formation of Streamers in Sedimentation. (1930) (1)
Obituary notices: Charles Baskerville, 1870–1922; Alexander Crum Brown, 1838–1922; Charles Mann Luxmoore, 1857–1922; Edward Williams Morley, 1838–1923; William Thomson, 1851–1923 (1)
Discussion on “adsorption phenomena” (1)
Studies in soil cultivation: IV. A new form of traction dynamometer (1928) (1)
The functions of mechanical power in soil cultivation (1934) (0)
An Unconscious Forecast by Joules (1911) (0)
The agricultural development of the Middle East. With foreword by K. A. H. Murray. (1946) (0)
Report and recommendations on the future of the Agricultural School at Makerere College (1947) (0)
Physical Research on Problems of Soil Cultivation (1943) (0)
L. Dr. Löwy's theory of ground-water accumulation (1946) (0)
The East African Agriculture and Forestry Research Organisation. Its origin and objects. (1951) (0)
Application of simple conservation and utilization practice. (1950) (0)
Minutes of meeting of committee on Water Utilisation by vegetation. (1950) (0)
Base Exchange in Soils: a General Discussion held by the Faraday Society, December 1924. (1925) (0)
Forecasting Frosts (0)
The Place of the Tractor in Soil Cultivation (1927) (0)
(1) Moisture and Farming in South Africa (2) The Earth Goddess: (1937) (0)
East Africa and Her Neighbours: Discussion (1955) (0)
Agricultural Research Institutes and the Future (1942) (0)
The Land and the Peasant in the Middle East: Review@@@Paysans de Syrie et du Proche-Orient@@@The Agricultural Development of the Middle East (1947) (0)
Physical Problems in Soil Cultivation. (1920) (0)
Farm Implements and Machinery (1924) (0)

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