Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... bones were first used in the last part of the last century , and then came the use of substitutes for bones , including the " South Carolina rock , " which has been largely used in this country and exported to a great extent to foreign ...
... bones were first used in the last part of the last century , and then came the use of substitutes for bones , including the " South Carolina rock , " which has been largely used in this country and exported to a great extent to foreign ...
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... bone , then with ashes and bone there was a saving of 28 per cent of that food . Now , I find by the census that there are 44,000,000 hogs in the United States . Estimating the average weight at 150 pounds , we have 66,000,000 pounds ...
... bone , then with ashes and bone there was a saving of 28 per cent of that food . Now , I find by the census that there are 44,000,000 hogs in the United States . Estimating the average weight at 150 pounds , we have 66,000,000 pounds ...
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... bone . Would the same result follow where skim - milk formed a considerable part of the ration ? But the great Professor WHITCHER . No , I think not . mass of hogs in this country are fed on corn from the time they are weaned until they ...
... bone . Would the same result follow where skim - milk formed a considerable part of the ration ? But the great Professor WHITCHER . No , I think not . mass of hogs in this country are fed on corn from the time they are weaned until they ...
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... bone extend only to the base of the skull , hence the tongue is capable of but little extensibility ; in place of the barbs commonly seen , we find the end quite abundantly provided with bushy filaments . " The peculiar structure of ...
... bone extend only to the base of the skull , hence the tongue is capable of but little extensibility ; in place of the barbs commonly seen , we find the end quite abundantly provided with bushy filaments . " The peculiar structure of ...
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... bones as I looked at them was full of instruction . The Conestoga draft - horse bone was nearly a third larger than that of the race - horse , yet the race horse bone weighed the most ; and the lecturer told me that the bones of that ...
... bones as I looked at them was full of instruction . The Conestoga draft - horse bone was nearly a third larger than that of the race - horse , yet the race horse bone weighed the most ; and the lecturer told me that the bones of that ...
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