Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... land as population has increased during the past century that is the most obvious cause of the present overstocking of village grounds , it is not surprising that many witnesses have advocated the extension of grazing land . After an ...
... land as population has increased during the past century that is the most obvious cause of the present overstocking of village grounds , it is not surprising that many witnesses have advocated the extension of grazing land . After an ...
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... land could be regulated and rotational grazing established with the consent of the majority of those possessing grazing rights and by means of authority conferred on a group of villagers , for instance on a panchayat or co - operative ...
... land could be regulated and rotational grazing established with the consent of the majority of those possessing grazing rights and by means of authority conferred on a group of villagers , for instance on a panchayat or co - operative ...
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... land could be regulated and rotational grazing established with the consent of the majority of those possessing grazing rights and by means of authority conferred on a group of villagers , for instance on a panchayat or co - operative ...
... land could be regulated and rotational grazing established with the consent of the majority of those possessing grazing rights and by means of authority conferred on a group of villagers , for instance on a panchayat or co - operative ...
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... land by utilising the natural sources of water supply can turn for technical advice and assistance . This agency should not wait for the cultivator to consult it , but should go to him and urge him to adopt the scheme best calculated to ...
... land by utilising the natural sources of water supply can turn for technical advice and assistance . This agency should not wait for the cultivator to consult it , but should go to him and urge him to adopt the scheme best calculated to ...
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... land is the most common method of arranging long - term credit and the total sum advanced upon this form of security must now be very large . Mortgage credit is rarely used to finance improvements in agricultural land . It is resorted ...
... land is the most common method of arranging long - term credit and the total sum advanced upon this form of security must now be very large . Mortgage credit is rarely used to finance improvements in agricultural land . It is resorted ...
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