Akos Frideczky

* Bratislava, 30 November 1900 – † Nyitra, 21 February 1974 / agricultural economist, university professor, professional writer ; ; He obtained a degree in agriculture from the Academy of Economics in Magyaróvár, continued his studies at the agricultural department of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Budapest and at the József Nádor University of Technology and Economics, where he received his doctorate (1939). He worked on various farms, in 1938 he became an advisor to the Kisalföld Chamber of Agriculture, and from 1939 he became its deputy director. After 1945 he worked on the target farm of the Nagysurány and then the Sered sugar factory. In 1952 he became a teacher at the Department of Agriculture of the Nyitra Agricultural College (today: agricultural university). He dealt with soil cultivation, fertilization, and the cultivation of wheat, corn and potatoes. In recognition of his work, the University of Agricultural Sciences in Gödöllő awarded him the title of Doctor of Agricultural Sciences (1970). He wrote about 280 scientific theses and popular articles in Hungarian and Slovak. He translated numerous Slovak and Czech textbooks into Hungarian. ; ; Main work: ; Utilization of better bushiness of wheat for the purpose of increasing yield, 1939.