Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... believe here in Worcester in the farms and in the men who come from them to aid us in building up our city and our State . We know the sterling character of the Massachusetts farmers ; and , gathered here as you are , to consider ques ...
... believe here in Worcester in the farms and in the men who come from them to aid us in building up our city and our State . We know the sterling character of the Massachusetts farmers ; and , gathered here as you are , to consider ques ...
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... believe that they have done good and that they are now doing good ; and we can pick out certain definite things , as I shall do later , and show wherein they have been beneficial , and in that way we can to some extent measure their ...
... believe that they have done good and that they are now doing good ; and we can pick out certain definite things , as I shall do later , and show wherein they have been beneficial , and in that way we can to some extent measure their ...
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... believe any man can , their full value or their full usefulness . In 1889 there were printed and sent out by the various experiment stations in the United States 280 bulletins and reports , including 10,000 pages of printed matter . I ...
... believe any man can , their full value or their full usefulness . In 1889 there were printed and sent out by the various experiment stations in the United States 280 bulletins and reports , including 10,000 pages of printed matter . I ...
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... cents a day in feeding their cattle ; and I believe that it is possible to save three cents a day by studying and applying the most economical methods of feeding . A saving of one cent 1891. ] 21 PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
... cents a day in feeding their cattle ; and I believe that it is possible to save three cents a day by studying and applying the most economical methods of feeding . A saving of one cent 1891. ] 21 PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
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... believe there is any loss to speak of , and I do believe that the gain there is in the condition in which the manure will be next spring will more than offset any little loss that there may have been . Now , I must qualify that a little ...
... believe there is any loss to speak of , and I do believe that the gain there is in the condition in which the manure will be next spring will more than offset any little loss that there may have been . Now , I must qualify that a little ...
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