The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Department of Agriculture we have a division which has brought perhaps 40,000 different kinds of plants into the United States , many of them to be placed on trial as food - producers . The Mission Fathers of our Southwest who brought ...
... Department of Agriculture we have a division which has brought perhaps 40,000 different kinds of plants into the United States , many of them to be placed on trial as food - producers . The Mission Fathers of our Southwest who brought ...
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TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE TRELLISES Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture It is only a generation since the tomato was first accepted by civilization , and yet today millions of people regard it as an almost indis ...
TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE TRELLISES Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture It is only a generation since the tomato was first accepted by civilization , and yet today millions of people regard it as an almost indis ...
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... hundred people in the world , 9 hogs , 25 cattle , and 6 horses . The United States has 50 sheep for every hundred people , 60 hogs , 58 cattle , and 24 horses Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture SHEEP CARCASSES HANGING. 8.
... hundred people in the world , 9 hogs , 25 cattle , and 6 horses . The United States has 50 sheep for every hundred people , 60 hogs , 58 cattle , and 24 horses Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture SHEEP CARCASSES HANGING. 8.
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Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture SHEEP CARCASSES HANGING IN CHILLING ROOM , OR " COOLER " " Cold storage is destined to play an increasingly important part in the handling of the world's food supply as the years go by and ...
Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture SHEEP CARCASSES HANGING IN CHILLING ROOM , OR " COOLER " " Cold storage is destined to play an increasingly important part in the handling of the world's food supply as the years go by and ...
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... mately 50,000,000 cattle before the war began . 1 The Department of Agriculture says that about one - fifth of the total number of cattle in Germany are slaughtered an- nually . Assuming that the net weight of those of. 13.
... mately 50,000,000 cattle before the war began . 1 The Department of Agriculture says that about one - fifth of the total number of cattle in Germany are slaughtered an- nually . Assuming that the net weight of those of. 13.
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