Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... breeding of stock ; (b) the existing methods of transport and marketing of agricultural produce and stock ; (c) the methods by which agricultural operations are financed and credit afforded to agriculturists ; (d) the main factors ...
... breeding of stock ; (b) the existing methods of transport and marketing of agricultural produce and stock ; (c) the methods by which agricultural operations are financed and credit afforded to agriculturists ; (d) the main factors ...
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... breeding of stock ; ( b ) the existing methods of transport and marketing of agricultural produce and stock ; ( c ) the methods by which agricultural operations are financed and credit afforded to agriculturists ; ( d ) the main factors ...
... breeding of stock ; ( b ) the existing methods of transport and marketing of agricultural produce and stock ; ( c ) the methods by which agricultural operations are financed and credit afforded to agriculturists ; ( d ) the main factors ...
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... breed more and more cattle . As numbers increase , or as the increase of tillage encroaches on the better grazing land ... breeding of good livestock is accelerated . For it must not be supposed that the food required by a hundred small ...
... breed more and more cattle . As numbers increase , or as the increase of tillage encroaches on the better grazing land ... breeding of good livestock is accelerated . For it must not be supposed that the food required by a hundred small ...
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... breeds are to be found . Amongst them the best known are perhaps the Hariana and Sahiwal of the Punjab , the Thar ... breeding is possible till cattle can be better fed . The crux of the situation is the period of scarcity which in ...
... breeds are to be found . Amongst them the best known are perhaps the Hariana and Sahiwal of the Punjab , the Thar ... breeding is possible till cattle can be better fed . The crux of the situation is the period of scarcity which in ...
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... breeding , the aim should be to establish pure and improved types of the best cattle now available and this should not be endangered by an attempt to produce a " dual purpose " animal suitable both for draught and for milking and ghi ...
... breeding , the aim should be to establish pure and improved types of the best cattle now available and this should not be endangered by an attempt to produce a " dual purpose " animal suitable both for draught and for milking and ghi ...
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