Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Bills, Legislative |
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... production of most animals.(8) Since we have treated the production from grazing as a residual in our method of classification, the tendency will be for such farms to fall into the category of low production from grass and fodder crops ...
... production of most animals.(8) Since we have treated the production from grazing as a residual in our method of classification, the tendency will be for such farms to fall into the category of low production from grass and fodder crops ...
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... production and utilisation. No one can expect a farmer to switch from well-known methods of production to new forms unless he is satisfied that the change will be worth while and that he is well versed in the methods to be employed. 1 ...
... production and utilisation. No one can expect a farmer to switch from well-known methods of production to new forms unless he is satisfied that the change will be worth while and that he is well versed in the methods to be employed. 1 ...
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... production from grazing than their actual production of grassland would justify. In a sense this is only appropriate, for the failure to achieve a better performance from grassland often stems from the lack of realisation of what ...
... production from grazing than their actual production of grassland would justify. In a sense this is only appropriate, for the failure to achieve a better performance from grassland often stems from the lack of realisation of what ...
Contents
PART II | 23 |
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL | v |
THE REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COUNCIL | 3 |
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