Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, Volume 59, Part 1904Reports for 1862-66 include reports of the Ohio Pomological Society. |
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... pounds each stall , and a proportionate amount for each sheep and swine pen be furnished by the Board , and that bedding . thereafter required , be furnished by the exhibitor at his own expense . The motion was agreed to . The revision ...
... pounds each stall , and a proportionate amount for each sheep and swine pen be furnished by the Board , and that bedding . thereafter required , be furnished by the exhibitor at his own expense . The motion was agreed to . The revision ...
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... pounds . CATTLE - Number being fed for spring market compared with last year .... 69 per cent . SHEEP - Number being fed for mutton compared with last year .75 per cent . The corn area this year was a good average in amount as compared ...
... pounds . CATTLE - Number being fed for spring market compared with last year .... 69 per cent . SHEEP - Number being fed for mutton compared with last year .75 per cent . The corn area this year was a good average in amount as compared ...
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... Pounds Per cent Per cent 322808 **** 2 % ABBB1055 875885CCBEKIROBROZTRAPOJAN | P Harrison Henry. 1230 HHE Counties . Condition compared with an average . sold as soon as threshed . Amount of crop of 1904 Wheat . Damage to growing crop by ...
... Pounds Per cent Per cent 322808 **** 2 % ABBB1055 875885CCBEKIROBROZTRAPOJAN | P Harrison Henry. 1230 HHE Counties . Condition compared with an average . sold as soon as threshed . Amount of crop of 1904 Wheat . Damage to growing crop by ...
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... Pounds broom brush produced 1903 . Belmont Brown Butler Carroll Champaign Clark Clermont 1 : | :: 33.830 659,528 3.867 161 31.003 1,062,426 31.493 34,841 21 . 21 16 600 2 15 2 1,100 1.011 7 23.686 889,276 23.250 24 11 1,900 520 1 17 ...
... Pounds broom brush produced 1903 . Belmont Brown Butler Carroll Champaign Clark Clermont 1 : | :: 33.830 659,528 3.867 161 31.003 1,062,426 31.493 34,841 21 . 21 16 600 2 15 2 1,100 1.011 7 23.686 889,276 23.250 24 11 1,900 520 1 17 ...
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... seed pro- duced 1903 . Acres plowed under for manure 1903 . Acres sown 1903 . Bushels of seed 1903 . 851,457 Flax . Pounds of fiber 1903 . Holmes 66,979 356 238,500 Jefferson Knox 484 44,372 400 35.850 71 AGRICULTURAL REPORT .
... seed pro- duced 1903 . Acres plowed under for manure 1903 . Acres sown 1903 . Bushels of seed 1903 . 851,457 Flax . Pounds of fiber 1903 . Holmes 66,979 356 238,500 Jefferson Knox 484 44,372 400 35.850 71 AGRICULTURAL REPORT .
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