Parliamentary Papers, Volume 25H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page ix
... cent . of the total agricultural area of England and Wales . In the course of the discussions in regard to the proposal for a survey of agricultural conditions , a desire was expressed for information as to the utilisation of the land ...
... cent . of the total agricultural area of England and Wales . In the course of the discussions in regard to the proposal for a survey of agricultural conditions , a desire was expressed for information as to the utilisation of the land ...
Page x
... cent . The greater part of the loss has been due to the decline in corn growing . This loss in the arable area since 1908 has been accompanied by a loss of permanent grass , the total area under crops and permanent grass in England and ...
... cent . The greater part of the loss has been due to the decline in corn growing . This loss in the arable area since 1908 has been accompanied by a loss of permanent grass , the total area under crops and permanent grass in England and ...
Page xi
... cent . , while the amount of milk sold as liquid milk has risen in the same period by about 20 per cent . The number of cattle other than dairy cattle shows little change if the figures for 1925 are compared with those for 1906-10 , but ...
... cent . , while the amount of milk sold as liquid milk has risen in the same period by about 20 per cent . The number of cattle other than dairy cattle shows little change if the figures for 1925 are compared with those for 1906-10 , but ...
Page xii
... cent . In the case of mutton and lamb the decline is much more marked and represents a fall of no less than 38 per cent . since before the war . The reduction in the number of sheep has also resulted in a decrease in wool production ...
... cent . In the case of mutton and lamb the decline is much more marked and represents a fall of no less than 38 per cent . since before the war . The reduction in the number of sheep has also resulted in a decrease in wool production ...
Page xiii
... cent . of the total of £ 225 millions . The corn crops taken alone account for less than 11 per cent . Indeed , as a selling crop , corn holds relatively a much less important place in the agricultural economy than is often supposed ...
... cent . of the total of £ 225 millions . The corn crops taken alone account for less than 11 per cent . Indeed , as a selling crop , corn holds relatively a much less important place in the agricultural economy than is often supposed ...
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