Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 81
... success of agriculture . Others have no farm to go to and they have no capital at their disposal ; and you , my friend , would not advise these young men as a rule to attempt to pay their debts and get a little money ahead by going on ...
... success of agriculture . Others have no farm to go to and they have no capital at their disposal ; and you , my friend , would not advise these young men as a rule to attempt to pay their debts and get a little money ahead by going on ...
Page 86
... success has paid many hundred per cent . One has been a marvellous success , and the other has been , not a miserable failure , but a fair average of the Massachusetts and Connecticut farmer . One field is paying big dividends , and the ...
... success has paid many hundred per cent . One has been a marvellous success , and the other has been , not a miserable failure , but a fair average of the Massachusetts and Connecticut farmer . One field is paying big dividends , and the ...
Page 178
... success appears to op- press them . Instead of seeking to imitate their prosperous neighbor , successful because of the application of modern ideas in dairying , they too often are angry with and jealous of him . They will not see that ...
... success appears to op- press them . Instead of seeking to imitate their prosperous neighbor , successful because of the application of modern ideas in dairying , they too often are angry with and jealous of him . They will not see that ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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