The Missouri Yearbook of Agriculture...: Annual Report...., Volume 6The Board, 1871 - Agriculture |
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... less so when the practical farmers are the competitors for awards so highly esteemed ? Suppose we have but three farmers in each county who shall strive to have their own the " model farm " in the State ; then we have nearly or quite ...
... less so when the practical farmers are the competitors for awards so highly esteemed ? Suppose we have but three farmers in each county who shall strive to have their own the " model farm " in the State ; then we have nearly or quite ...
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... less than 500 acres , $ 100 ; the best cultivated farm not less than 160 acres , $ 100 ; the best cultivated farm , not less than 40 acres , $ 100 ; the best market garden , not less than acres , $ 100 ; the best nursery of fruit and ...
... less than 500 acres , $ 100 ; the best cultivated farm not less than 160 acres , $ 100 ; the best cultivated farm , not less than 40 acres , $ 100 ; the best market garden , not less than acres , $ 100 ; the best nursery of fruit and ...
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Annual Report.... Missouri. State Board of Agriculture. less than acres , $ 100 ; the best half mile of hedge , $ 50 ; the best orchard , $ 50 . Professor Swallow pointed out several eggregious errors in the published report of the Board ...
Annual Report.... Missouri. State Board of Agriculture. less than acres , $ 100 ; the best half mile of hedge , $ 50 ; the best orchard , $ 50 . Professor Swallow pointed out several eggregious errors in the published report of the Board ...
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... less . There must be something to speak to the eye ; something by which the farmer could know what insects to destroy and what to save ; otherwise he might kill his friends and save his enemies . Ob- ject lessons were more needed in ...
... less . There must be something to speak to the eye ; something by which the farmer could know what insects to destroy and what to save ; otherwise he might kill his friends and save his enemies . Ob- ject lessons were more needed in ...
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... less bulky . Mr. Smith offered the following resolutions , which were adopted : Resolved , That this Board would respectfully ask of the General Assembly to so amend the law as to make the Professor of Agri- culture in the University of ...
... less bulky . Mr. Smith offered the following resolutions , which were adopted : Resolved , That this Board would respectfully ask of the General Assembly to so amend the law as to make the Professor of Agri- culture in the University of ...
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