Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... considerable increase in the number of seed farms , both departmental and private , is very desirable . These can either be run departmentally or by cultivators who agree to grow seed for the departments under their supervision and ...
... considerable increase in the number of seed farms , both departmental and private , is very desirable . These can either be run departmentally or by cultivators who agree to grow seed for the departments under their supervision and ...
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... considerable knowledge of village life and of the mentality of the average villager . For this reason , the agricultural departments should consider the advisability of preparing their own films . In this connection , we would mention ...
... considerable knowledge of village life and of the mentality of the average villager . For this reason , the agricultural departments should consider the advisability of preparing their own films . In this connection , we would mention ...
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... considerable tracts of grass land which are not being fully utilised owing to lack of water . As a supplement to , or a substitute for , natural grazing , the cutting and storage of dry grass is important . The possibilities of silage ...
... considerable tracts of grass land which are not being fully utilised owing to lack of water . As a supplement to , or a substitute for , natural grazing , the cutting and storage of dry grass is important . The possibilities of silage ...
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... considerable tracts of grass land which are not being fully utilised owing to lack of water . As a supplement to , or a substitute for , natural grazing , the cutting and storage of dry grass is important . The possibilities of silage ...
... considerable tracts of grass land which are not being fully utilised owing to lack of water . As a supplement to , or a substitute for , natural grazing , the cutting and storage of dry grass is important . The possibilities of silage ...
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... considerable damage is done to forests on hills in some parts of the country by the habit of shifting cultivation . The methods by which shifting cultivation in the Central Provinces has been gradually stopped appear to be worth ...
... considerable damage is done to forests on hills in some parts of the country by the habit of shifting cultivation . The methods by which shifting cultivation in the Central Provinces has been gradually stopped appear to be worth ...
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