Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... supply of plant food is, of course, farmyard manure. But, unfortunately, a very large amount of this is lost to agriculture through the custom of using cowdung cakes for domestic fuel. No satisfactory alternative has been suggested ...
... supply of plant food is, of course, farmyard manure. But, unfortunately, a very large amount of this is lost to agriculture through the custom of using cowdung cakes for domestic fuel. No satisfactory alternative has been suggested ...
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... supply of plant food is , of course , farmyard manure . But , unfortunately , a very large amount of this is lost to agriculture through the custom of using cowdung cakes for domes- tic fuel . No satisfactory alternative has been ...
... supply of plant food is , of course , farmyard manure . But , unfortunately , a very large amount of this is lost to agriculture through the custom of using cowdung cakes for domes- tic fuel . No satisfactory alternative has been ...
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... supply of spare parts and should be accompanied by an instructor who would teach the village smiths how to fit new parts and make adjust- ments and repairs . The use of the more expensive implements and machinery might extend more ...
... supply of spare parts and should be accompanied by an instructor who would teach the village smiths how to fit new parts and make adjust- ments and repairs . The use of the more expensive implements and machinery might extend more ...
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... supply of food leads to still further poorness in the cows . As cattle grow smaller in size and greater in number , the rate at which conditions become worse for the breeding of good livestock is accelerated . For it must not be ...
... supply of food leads to still further poorness in the cows . As cattle grow smaller in size and greater in number , the rate at which conditions become worse for the breeding of good livestock is accelerated . For it must not be ...
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... supply of milk to urban consumers is at present most unsatisfactory . Municipal corporations of the larger cities , in addition to organising co - operative societies for the supply of milk should promote the establishment of large ...
... supply of milk to urban consumers is at present most unsatisfactory . Municipal corporations of the larger cities , in addition to organising co - operative societies for the supply of milk should promote the establishment of large ...
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