Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... animals . Fifth . " What are the chief drawbacks , at present , to the carrying on of this industry ? " The following were given as a portion of the reasons why dairying is not more profitable 1891. ] xix PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
... animals . Fifth . " What are the chief drawbacks , at present , to the carrying on of this industry ? " The following were given as a portion of the reasons why dairying is not more profitable 1891. ] xix PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
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... period of restoring fertility to the soil . Here is where we find better methods of agriculture . Here is where we find new substances introduced to furnish food for plants and also for animals . In fact , 14 [ Jan. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE .
... period of restoring fertility to the soil . Here is where we find better methods of agriculture . Here is where we find new substances introduced to furnish food for plants and also for animals . In fact , 14 [ Jan. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE .
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Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture. for plants and also for animals . In fact , every subject appertaining to the business of the farmer has been the sub- ject of study , and we have improved machinery , improved tools , improved ...
Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture. for plants and also for animals . In fact , every subject appertaining to the business of the farmer has been the sub- ject of study , and we have improved machinery , improved tools , improved ...
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... animal matter which is floating on the water's surface . The beautiful plumage of the smaller gulls and terns unfortunately finds a ready market for the ornamentation of lovely woman's head - dress , and as a natural consequence ...
... animal matter which is floating on the water's surface . The beautiful plumage of the smaller gulls and terns unfortunately finds a ready market for the ornamentation of lovely woman's head - dress , and as a natural consequence ...
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... animals beneficial to the farmer and horticulturist . Early in 1887 the Territory of Montana offered a bounty of ten cents each on prairie dogs , and five cents each on ground squirrels . The act went into effect March 5 , 1887 , and ...
... animals beneficial to the farmer and horticulturist . Early in 1887 the Territory of Montana offered a bounty of ten cents each on prairie dogs , and five cents each on ground squirrels . The act went into effect March 5 , 1887 , and ...
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