Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... give a brief sketch of the city or town where the meeting is held , that those who attend may be better acquainted with the place and with the industries of the people who reside there . No city We are proud of our city , - 4 [ Jan ...
... give a brief sketch of the city or town where the meeting is held , that those who attend may be better acquainted with the place and with the industries of the people who reside there . No city We are proud of our city , - 4 [ Jan ...
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... give out light without becoming fused . He saw that platinum was too expensive , and at once set to work to find some cheap substitute . It must be cheap , and it must have certain characteristics and qualities . Now , Edison knows no ...
... give out light without becoming fused . He saw that platinum was too expensive , and at once set to work to find some cheap substitute . It must be cheap , and it must have certain characteristics and qualities . Now , Edison knows no ...
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... give the fact in regard to our own State . We have in New Hamp- shire a mailing list of 7,000 farmers who receive every bulletin and report that is sent out . Then there are other ways which we have of getting the results of our work ...
... give the fact in regard to our own State . We have in New Hamp- shire a mailing list of 7,000 farmers who receive every bulletin and report that is sent out . Then there are other ways which we have of getting the results of our work ...
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... be to the whole country , nobody can tell . I have simply undertaken to give some idea of its value to the State of New Hampshire , as an illustration . - I pass on to Bulletin No. 32 , from 1891. ] 19 PUBLIC DOCUMENT- No. 4 .
... be to the whole country , nobody can tell . I have simply undertaken to give some idea of its value to the State of New Hampshire , as an illustration . - I pass on to Bulletin No. 32 , from 1891. ] 19 PUBLIC DOCUMENT- No. 4 .
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... give my idea of that by stating what we do . We buy sawdust and go five miles to get it , whereas we could get sand for much less , and would only have to go about two hundred rods to get it . We had rather pay ten times as much for ...
... give my idea of that by stating what we do . We buy sawdust and go five miles to get it , whereas we could get sand for much less , and would only have to go about two hundred rods to get it . We had rather pay ten times as much for ...
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66 cellulose 66 protein nitrogenous acres agricultural societies Amherst Analyses Analysis of Dry average birds Board of Agriculture Bone Boston breeding butter Calcium oxide cattle clover colt commercial fertilizers consumed Pounds corn ensilage corn meal cost of feed County Creamery crop Crude ash cubic centimetres cucumbers dairy disease dollars dry matter ensilage equal to dry Experiment Station farm farmers Feed consumed Fertilizer Company Fertilizing Constituents Fodder Articles fungus grape grass horse hundred inches Insoluble matter June land linseed meal live weight Magnesium oxide manure Mass Massachusetts Middlesex North milk Moisture at 100 muriate of potash Non-nitrogenous extract matter Northborough Nutritive Ratio oats phosphoric acid plant Plat Potassium oxide Potato pounds corn pounds wheat bran production protein nitrogenous matter quarts rowen season seed Sept skim-milk Sodium oxide soil sparrow spores Sugar beet sulphate Superphosphate tion Total Amount wheat bran winter Worcester