TX 645-840 Cookery Study C. Chronology Emphasis is placed on the acquisition of current materials. D. Geographic Guidelines None. E. Languages English is the primary language of the collection. F. Treatment Emphasis is on the acquisition of research materials, however some popular material is purchased when it is deemed necessary. G. Formats Primarily print for monographs and most journals, though electronic full-text is also of growing importance for journals.
Bibliographic databases are available through the Internet.
The libraries support access to key bibliographic databases in agriculture, nutrition, medicine, biology, and chemistry. Videos are sometimes acquired upon faculty request. The libraries maintain an approval plan for books from many university press and significant trade publishers and standing orders for many important serials. Gifts are not an important means of acquisition and there is no systematic retrospective purchasing. Most federal documents of interest are received through the depository program.