Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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Page xix
... production of milk and butter ? " The correspondents were almost unanimous in stating that it had . The drouth from the middle of June to the middle of July materially checked the flow of milk , but , as the feed on the whole was ...
... production of milk and butter ? " The correspondents were almost unanimous in stating that it had . The drouth from the middle of June to the middle of July materially checked the flow of milk , but , as the feed on the whole was ...
Page xx
... production in summer , and shortage in winter ; low prices of milk , butter and beef ; cost of feed ; competition of oleomargarine ; abortion in cows ; lack of good pasturage , and distance from market in some sections . The past year ...
... production in summer , and shortage in winter ; low prices of milk , butter and beef ; cost of feed ; competition of oleomargarine ; abortion in cows ; lack of good pasturage , and distance from market in some sections . The past year ...
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... productions of the State are increasing in value from year to year . The loss in beef , wool , wheat , etc. , is ... production and population . MEETINGS OF THE BOARD . The public winter meeting of the Board at Worcester , December 2 ...
... productions of the State are increasing in value from year to year . The loss in beef , wool , wheat , etc. , is ... production and population . MEETINGS OF THE BOARD . The public winter meeting of the Board at Worcester , December 2 ...
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... produce a crop of wheat were entirely exhausted , the crops failed , and men began to ask themselves the ques- tion , " Why is it that our fields yield less and less crops yearly ? " Now , in the asking of that 1891. ] 13 PUBLIC ...
... produce a crop of wheat were entirely exhausted , the crops failed , and men began to ask themselves the ques- tion , " Why is it that our fields yield less and less crops yearly ? " Now , in the asking of that 1891. ] 13 PUBLIC ...
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... produce as large crops as formerly . I have taken up more time with this part of my subject than I intended , and I pass to the third period , the period of renovation , or the period of restoring fertility to the soil . Here is where ...
... produce as large crops as formerly . I have taken up more time with this part of my subject than I intended , and I pass to the third period , the period of renovation , or the period of restoring fertility to the soil . Here is where ...
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