The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... variety , equally pro- ductive as to quantity , though perhaps less farinaceous , could be grown on such a soil , it would be an end great ly to be desired , and of much national importance . An observation made by Col. Le . Couteur ...
... variety , equally pro- ductive as to quantity , though perhaps less farinaceous , could be grown on such a soil , it would be an end great ly to be desired , and of much national importance . An observation made by Col. Le . Couteur ...
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... variety thus obtained , are not sufficiently stamped upon them in the first , second , or even third or fourth cross , to be perpetuated with any great degree of certainty in their offspring . In the language of the Rev. Henry Ber- ry ...
... variety thus obtained , are not sufficiently stamped upon them in the first , second , or even third or fourth cross , to be perpetuated with any great degree of certainty in their offspring . In the language of the Rev. Henry Ber- ry ...
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... variety carrying a fleece similar to that of the Me- rino , but more resembling the coarse woolled breeds in those points where the Merino is defective , would be the desideratum of the American wool grower . Can such a variety be ...
... variety carrying a fleece similar to that of the Me- rino , but more resembling the coarse woolled breeds in those points where the Merino is defective , would be the desideratum of the American wool grower . Can such a variety be ...
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