Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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Page vii
... four months ending Feb. 28 , 1890 , was without a parallel since the beginning of the weather records at Amherst in 1836 . " The mean temperature for each of the months mentioned was considerably above the average . No ice was cut until ...
... four months ending Feb. 28 , 1890 , was without a parallel since the beginning of the weather records at Amherst in 1836 . " The mean temperature for each of the months mentioned was considerably above the average . No ice was cut until ...
Page viii
... four months ending May 1 was 4.31 inches . The month of May was cool and wet . The average tem- perature was only slightly below the normal , but the nights were decidedly cool , and numerous frosts occurred . The average temperature of ...
... four months ending May 1 was 4.31 inches . The month of May was cool and wet . The average tem- perature was only slightly below the normal , but the nights were decidedly cool , and numerous frosts occurred . The average temperature of ...
Page xiv
... four stated the season to be about an average one , fifty - one that it was about a week earlier than the aver- age , and eleven that it was from a week to ten days later . To the question , " Is the outlook in your locality as favor ...
... four stated the season to be about an average one , fifty - one that it was about a week earlier than the aver- age , and eleven that it was from a week to ten days later . To the question , " Is the outlook in your locality as favor ...
Page xvii
... four that it had not . The following table will illustrate the price of certain farm products in Massachusetts , as compared with other States . The States for comparison are selected solely for their loca- tion : Average Farm Price of ...
... four that it had not . The following table will illustrate the price of certain farm products in Massachusetts , as compared with other States . The States for comparison are selected solely for their loca- tion : Average Farm Price of ...
Page xviii
... four cents per quart . Con- tractor's price , three cents for May . Now it is two and one - half cents . Bolton . Fifteen and seven - eighths cents per eight and one- half quart can to contractors , and five cents per quart if retailed ...
... four cents per quart . Con- tractor's price , three cents for May . Now it is two and one - half cents . Bolton . Fifteen and seven - eighths cents per eight and one- half quart can to contractors , and five cents per quart if retailed ...
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