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THE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY losophy elsewhere than in Agriculture . foreign markets by authorizing the inspecHere they dominated the official scene . tion of livestock destined for the export trade . Rusk had already made the ...
THE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY losophy elsewhere than in Agriculture . foreign markets by authorizing the inspecHere they dominated the official scene . tion of livestock destined for the export trade . Rusk had already made the ...
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They affect the vitality of our Nation , be a cause for gratitude , not something for the strength of our most basic industry , agwhich they are penalized . For their very ef- riculture , and the economic health of every ficiency and ...
They affect the vitality of our Nation , be a cause for gratitude , not something for the strength of our most basic industry , agwhich they are penalized . For their very ef- riculture , and the economic health of every ficiency and ...
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Sugar or molas- the simpler plant forms in tanks and ponds , ses was fed the yeast cells to provide carbo- will be industry , if Dr. Hale's view is valid . hydrates and nitrogen , and phosphorus was The farmer will be linked to industry ...
Sugar or molas- the simpler plant forms in tanks and ponds , ses was fed the yeast cells to provide carbo- will be industry , if Dr. Hale's view is valid . hydrates and nitrogen , and phosphorus was The farmer will be linked to industry ...
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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