Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 51
... grain developed a sour- sweet smell and taste which , at the highest moisture levels or with prolonged storage , could not be removed by subsequent airing or drying . Except in the control containers with dry grain , where the amount of ...
... grain developed a sour- sweet smell and taste which , at the highest moisture levels or with prolonged storage , could not be removed by subsequent airing or drying . Except in the control containers with dry grain , where the amount of ...
Page 52
... grain is to be used for animal feed . It should be noted that the usual type of storage bin would not be ade- quately gas - tight . Any bins used for the hermetic storage of damp grain should be of welded metal construction . DRY GRAIN Dry ...
... grain is to be used for animal feed . It should be noted that the usual type of storage bin would not be ade- quately gas - tight . Any bins used for the hermetic storage of damp grain should be of welded metal construction . DRY GRAIN Dry ...
Page 53
... grain in this country is certainly worth considering , for it makes the grain completely safe from insect attack . Tests are being carried out at the Pest Infestation Laboratory on the use of different constructional materials ...
... grain in this country is certainly worth considering , for it makes the grain completely safe from insect attack . Tests are being carried out at the Pest Infestation Laboratory on the use of different constructional materials ...
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Hops Marketing Scheme 1932 | |
Tomato and Cucumber Marketing Scheme 1950 | 13 |
British Egg Marketing Scheme 1956 | 19 |
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