Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... selection , hybridisation and acclimatisation . Of the three , selection seems to be the most hopeful line and that which offers the greatest immediate possibilities of effecting improvement in Indian conditions . Hybridising is highly ...
... selection , hybridisation and acclimatisation . Of the three , selection seems to be the most hopeful line and that which offers the greatest immediate possibilities of effecting improvement in Indian conditions . Hybridising is highly ...
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... selected either from the officers in the engineering section or from outside as necessitated by circumstances . Great care should be taken in the selection of the officer in charge of the work on implements and machinery . He should be ...
... selected either from the officers in the engineering section or from outside as necessitated by circumstances . Great care should be taken in the selection of the officer in charge of the work on implements and machinery . He should be ...
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... selected . Once an improvement has thoroughly established itself in the agricultural practice of a small area , the knowledge of it spreads naturally over contiguous areas where conditions are similar . In particular , concentration is ...
... selected . Once an improvement has thoroughly established itself in the agricultural practice of a small area , the knowledge of it spreads naturally over contiguous areas where conditions are similar . In particular , concentration is ...
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... issue of breeding bulls to selected districts with a regular inspection both of the cows and their progeny and of the bulls placed out . We , therefore , endorse the recommendation of the Bombay Cattle Committee of 1923 22 Abridged Report.
... issue of breeding bulls to selected districts with a regular inspection both of the cows and their progeny and of the bulls placed out . We , therefore , endorse the recommendation of the Bombay Cattle Committee of 1923 22 Abridged Report.
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... selected areas . We consider the selection of areas and inspection of stock to be absolutely essential to securing any marked improvement from the issue of selected bulls from government farms . The production of milk for urban ...
... selected areas . We consider the selection of areas and inspection of stock to be absolutely essential to securing any marked improvement from the issue of selected bulls from government farms . The production of milk for urban ...
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