Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... followed on them inapplicable to ordinary cultivators . There is , however , no objection to spare land on an experimental farm being set apart for demonstrations . We see positive advantages in seed farms being used as demonstration ...
... followed on them inapplicable to ordinary cultivators . There is , however , no objection to spare land on an experimental farm being set apart for demonstrations . We see positive advantages in seed farms being used as demonstration ...
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... followed in the breeding of draught cattle , we are of opinion that milking qualities should be encouraged only in so far as these are entirely consistent with the maintenance of the essential qualities which good draught cattle must ...
... followed in the breeding of draught cattle , we are of opinion that milking qualities should be encouraged only in so far as these are entirely consistent with the maintenance of the essential qualities which good draught cattle must ...
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... followed in the breeding of draught cattle , we are of opinion that milking qualities should be encouraged only in so far as these are entirely consistent with the maintenance of the essential qualities which good draught cattle must ...
... followed in the breeding of draught cattle , we are of opinion that milking qualities should be encouraged only in so far as these are entirely consistent with the maintenance of the essential qualities which good draught cattle must ...
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... followed , in the main , the lines laid down by the Commission . Our concern with irrigation is purely from the agricultural point of view . The part which irrigation plays in the rural economy of the different provinces varies greatly ...
... followed , in the main , the lines laid down by the Commission . Our concern with irrigation is purely from the agricultural point of view . The part which irrigation plays in the rural economy of the different provinces varies greatly ...
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... followed in other provinces and we would also suggest that the operations in Bombay should be extended to districts outside the insecure tracts . What is wanted in our view is an agency to which the cultivator who wishes to improve his ...
... followed in other provinces and we would also suggest that the operations in Bombay should be extended to districts outside the insecure tracts . What is wanted in our view is an agency to which the cultivator who wishes to improve his ...
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