Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... farms in charge of officers whose duty it would be to keep in close touch with the cultivators and advise them in regard to the introduction of improved methods of agriculture . In pursuance of this scheme , colleges were started or ...
... farms in charge of officers whose duty it would be to keep in close touch with the cultivators and advise them in regard to the introduction of improved methods of agriculture . In pursuance of this scheme , colleges were started or ...
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... 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 control . Here again the co - operative movement ...
... 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 control . Here again the co - operative movement ...
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... farms may be necessary for special purposes , for example , to demonstrate the advantages of using a particular method of curing tobacco or of a small plant for making white sugar or high quality gur . In other words , we realise the ...
... farms may be necessary for special purposes , for example , to demonstrate the advantages of using a particular method of curing tobacco or of a small plant for making white sugar or high quality gur . In other words , we realise the ...
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... farms should ordinarily be expected to be at least self - supporting as far as their seed work is concerned . Demonstration farms established to demonstrate the possibility of commercial farming would obviously fail in their purpose if ...
... farms should ordinarily be expected to be at least self - supporting as far as their seed work is concerned . Demonstration farms established to demonstrate the possibility of commercial farming would obviously fail in their purpose if ...
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... farms towards meeting the total requirements for young bulls . As a general principle regulating such distribution , we commend for adoption elsewhere the policy pursued in the United Provinces of limiting the issue of breeding bulls to ...
... farms towards meeting the total requirements for young bulls . As a general principle regulating such distribution , we commend for adoption elsewhere the policy pursued in the United Provinces of limiting the issue of breeding bulls to ...
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