Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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Page viii
... amount to all that had previously fallen since Dec. 1 , 1888 , notwithstanding the fact that , excepting last year , it was the warmest March in over six years . Storms were more fre- quent , and the variability of the temperature and ...
... amount to all that had previously fallen since Dec. 1 , 1888 , notwithstanding the fact that , excepting last year , it was the warmest March in over six years . Storms were more fre- quent , and the variability of the temperature and ...
Page xi
... amount of precipitation was the largest ever registered in any month by the present observer . At Springfield the rainfall for the month was the heaviest of any September during a period of observation covering forty - three years ...
... amount of precipitation was the largest ever registered in any month by the present observer . At Springfield the rainfall for the month was the heaviest of any September during a period of observation covering forty - three years ...
Page xvi
... berry , hail and late frosts . About the usual amount of fall seeding was done , and , as a rule , a good catch was secured . In reply to the question , " Considered as a whole , has the season been xvi [ Jan. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE .
... berry , hail and late frosts . About the usual amount of fall seeding was done , and , as a rule , a good catch was secured . In reply to the question , " Considered as a whole , has the season been xvi [ Jan. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE .
Page xviii
... amount of a fraction less than fourteen cents . Harvard . - Graded price at depot , twenty cents per eight and one - half quart can for May ; surplus taken out by contractors , two and one - quarter cents ; cost of getting milk to depot ...
... amount of a fraction less than fourteen cents . Harvard . - Graded price at depot , twenty cents per eight and one - half quart can for May ; surplus taken out by contractors , two and one - quarter cents ; cost of getting milk to depot ...
Page xxiv
... amount of bounty paid to each society is predicated upon the amount of premiums paid for agricultural purposes at the fair of the preceding year , and that none of the bounty of the State is expended for horse racing or for other ...
... amount of bounty paid to each society is predicated upon the amount of premiums paid for agricultural purposes at the fair of the preceding year , and that none of the bounty of the State is expended for horse racing or for other ...
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