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We should consider our soil as we do our occupied and exhausted others in their turn . But what is the condition now of the lands free institutions , a patrimonial trust to be that were cultivated by our fathers half a handed down ...
We should consider our soil as we do our occupied and exhausted others in their turn . But what is the condition now of the lands free institutions , a patrimonial trust to be that were cultivated by our fathers half a handed down ...
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Contrary bills provided for Conservation Districts . Further support consolidation under soil conservation discomes from the Soil Conservation Society of tricts . The result : stalemate . In 1948 , a leadAmerica ( mainly professionals ) ...
Contrary bills provided for Conservation Districts . Further support consolidation under soil conservation discomes from the Soil Conservation Society of tricts . The result : stalemate . In 1948 , a leadAmerica ( mainly professionals ) ...
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But we can and must SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION adopt a new approach based on a clear recognition of the goals we seek , a realistic appraisal of the problems involved , and a We have so taken soil conservation for firm determination to ...
But we can and must SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION adopt a new approach based on a clear recognition of the goals we seek , a realistic appraisal of the problems involved , and a We have so taken soil conservation for firm determination to ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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