Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... given for ripen- ing , and most of it was cut and stooked in good condition . According to the annual reports of the United States Department of Agriculture , the Indian corn industry in this Commonwealth may be represented by the ...
... given for ripen- ing , and most of it was cut and stooked in good condition . According to the annual reports of the United States Department of Agriculture , the Indian corn industry in this Commonwealth may be represented by the ...
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... given : YEAR . Acres . Bushels . Value . 1870 , 25,090 2,208,000 $ 2,119,680 1880 , 41,620 5,244,120 2,674,501 1885 , * 33,858 3,584,505 1,904,225 1889 , 35,964 3,632,000 1,997,800 * State Census . The first of July the outlook for a ...
... given : YEAR . Acres . Bushels . Value . 1870 , 25,090 2,208,000 $ 2,119,680 1880 , 41,620 5,244,120 2,674,501 1885 , * 33,858 3,584,505 1,904,225 1889 , 35,964 3,632,000 1,997,800 * State Census . The first of July the outlook for a ...
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... the door , in your locality , for May ? Also , if furnished to milk contract- ors , what was the price received after surplus was deducted ? " The price received at the door , as given , 1891. ] xvii PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
... the door , in your locality , for May ? Also , if furnished to milk contract- ors , what was the price received after surplus was deducted ? " The price received at the door , as given , 1891. ] xvii PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
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Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture. The price received at the door , as given , varied from two to seven cents per quart . The following replies will illus- trate the price received when the milk was shipped to contractors : Barre ...
Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture. The price received at the door , as given , varied from two to seven cents per quart . The following replies will illus- trate the price received when the milk was shipped to contractors : Barre ...
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... . 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 .
... . 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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