Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... tion of agricultural statistics , for the introduction of new and better crops and for improvement in agricultural practice , dairy farming and the breeding of stock ; ( b ) the existing methods of transport and marketing of ...
... tion of agricultural statistics , for the introduction of new and better crops and for improvement in agricultural practice , dairy farming and the breeding of stock ; ( b ) the existing methods of transport and marketing of ...
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... tion of its accounts . We would here express the earnest hope that the agricultural research fund thus constituted will , in course of time , be considerably augmented by private benefactions . It cannot be regarded as a matter for ...
... tion of its accounts . We would here express the earnest hope that the agricultural research fund thus constituted will , in course of time , be considerably augmented by private benefactions . It cannot be regarded as a matter for ...
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... tion already on record . The question has been much argued whether the soils of India are tɔ- day undergoing a progressive decline in fertility . Such experimental data as are at our disposal suggest the view that , in an overwhelming ...
... tion already on record . The question has been much argued whether the soils of India are tɔ- day undergoing a progressive decline in fertility . Such experimental data as are at our disposal suggest the view that , in an overwhelming ...
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... tion of an export duty or for the prohibition of such exports . It may be said that the main success of the agriculture ! departments has been in the direction of the introduction of improved varieties of crops and in this branch of its ...
... tion of an export duty or for the prohibition of such exports . It may be said that the main success of the agriculture ! departments has been in the direction of the introduction of improved varieties of crops and in this branch of its ...
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... tion though private seed agents , as distinct from seed merchants , might also be employed . They should be persons on whom the agricultural departments can rely and should deal only with seeds supplied by the departments in sealed bags ...
... tion though private seed agents , as distinct from seed merchants , might also be employed . They should be persons on whom the agricultural departments can rely and should deal only with seeds supplied by the departments in sealed bags ...
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