Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cattle farm for the improvement of the local breeds of cattle were established on the Pusa estate . Lord Curzon's ... number of circles , each under a deputy director of agriculture . This officer is primarily responsible for the ...
... cattle farm for the improvement of the local breeds of cattle were established on the Pusa estate . Lord Curzon's ... number of circles , each under a deputy director of agriculture . This officer is primarily responsible for the ...
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... Cattle and buffaloes Sheep and goats Horses , mules and donkeys Camels Millions 151.0 62.5 3.2 0.5 In the 66 Indian ... number of ordinary cattle is primarily determined by the number of animals needed for work on the land . A comparison ...
... Cattle and buffaloes Sheep and goats Horses , mules and donkeys Camels Millions 151.0 62.5 3.2 0.5 In the 66 Indian ... number of ordinary cattle is primarily determined by the number of animals needed for work on the land . A comparison ...
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... cattle is to be feared . Four cardinal points in a policy of improvement must be ( a ) a reduction in the number of plough cattle ; ( b ) an increase in the efficiency of plough cattle ; ( c ) attention to all matters that would tend to ...
... cattle is to be feared . Four cardinal points in a policy of improvement must be ( a ) a reduction in the number of plough cattle ; ( b ) an increase in the efficiency of plough cattle ; ( c ) attention to all matters that would tend to ...
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... number of cattle temporarily incapacitated by disease . The more serious diseases of cattle in India are rinderpest , hæmorrhagic septicemia and foot - and - mouth disease . The general prevalence of these diseases is probably one of ...
... number of cattle temporarily incapacitated by disease . The more serious diseases of cattle in India are rinderpest , hæmorrhagic septicemia and foot - and - mouth disease . The general prevalence of these diseases is probably one of ...
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... cattle and one qualified veterinary surgeon for each district , who would have on an average about 600,000 cattle ... number of Provincial Service officers required would be in the neighbourhood of 300 , allowing provision for leave reserves ...
... cattle and one qualified veterinary surgeon for each district , who would have on an average about 600,000 cattle ... number of Provincial Service officers required would be in the neighbourhood of 300 , allowing provision for leave reserves ...
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