Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... adopted and have had an opportunity of examining their representatives . We believe that the time will come in India as it has already come in those countries , when the indispensable part , which a central organisation has to play in ...
... adopted and have had an opportunity of examining their representatives . We believe that the time will come in India as it has already come in those countries , when the indispensable part , which a central organisation has to play in ...
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... main Report , we state the general principles which , we think , should be adopted in any legislation designed to promote the consolidation of holdings . IV . In order that DEMONSTRATION AND PROPAGANDA CHAPTER VI 14 Abridged Report.
... main Report , we state the general principles which , we think , should be adopted in any legislation designed to promote the consolidation of holdings . IV . In order that DEMONSTRATION AND PROPAGANDA CHAPTER VI 14 Abridged Report.
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... adoption , it must be thoroughly tested on a government farm . It must be within the means of the cultivator to whom ... adopted are entirely beyond his means . Again , the influence of a demonstration farm is very limited and can only ...
... adoption , it must be thoroughly tested on a government farm . It must be within the means of the cultivator to whom ... adopted are entirely beyond his means . Again , the influence of a demonstration farm is very limited and can only ...
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... adopted has involved the cultivator in loss . There is no respect in which the short courses , the establishment of which we have referred to , should prove of more value than in promoting the use of improved implements , more ...
... adopted has involved the cultivator in loss . There is no respect in which the short courses , the establishment of which we have referred to , should prove of more value than in promoting the use of improved implements , more ...
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... adopted by cultivators . Much propaganda is necessary . In many other directions , the fodder position can be ... adoption elsewhere the policy pursued in the United Provinces of limiting the issue of breeding bulls to selected districts ...
... adopted by cultivators . Much propaganda is necessary . In many other directions , the fodder position can be ... adoption elsewhere the policy pursued in the United Provinces of limiting the issue of breeding bulls to selected districts ...
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