Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... consider that research can conveniently be organised by Government on a crop basis , we see no objection to any trade , which feels that its interests demand such a step , organising itself on the lines of the Indian Central Cotton ...
... consider that research can conveniently be organised by Government on a crop basis , we see no objection to any trade , which feels that its interests demand such a step , organising itself on the lines of the Indian Central Cotton ...
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... consider , should be carefully studied and the results obtained correlated . A definite programme of experiment should be laid down to ascertain , with all possible accuracy , the extent to which fertilisers can be used with profit ...
... consider , should be carefully studied and the results obtained correlated . A definite programme of experiment should be laid down to ascertain , with all possible accuracy , the extent to which fertilisers can be used with profit ...
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... consider , required before the establishment of such mills by private enterprise can be encouraged . The first essential is to obtain definite data in regard to the price at which , and crops for which , the use of bonemeal is ...
... consider , required before the establishment of such mills by private enterprise can be encouraged . The first essential is to obtain definite data in regard to the price at which , and crops for which , the use of bonemeal is ...
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... consider that a separate organisation is necessary within the Agricultural Department , to deal with seed distribution and seed testing . The officer in charge of this work should be of the rank of a deputy director of agriculture and ...
... consider that a separate organisation is necessary within the Agricultural Department , to deal with seed distribution and seed testing . The officer in charge of this work should be of the rank of a deputy director of agriculture and ...
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... consider that this is a matter which might be investigated by the Indian Tariff Board . Cultivators in dry and precarious tracts are those whose struggle for a livelihood is commonly the hardest . The problems of cultivation in such ...
... consider that this is a matter which might be investigated by the Indian Tariff Board . Cultivators in dry and precarious tracts are those whose struggle for a livelihood is commonly the hardest . The problems of cultivation in such ...
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