The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 13
... increase during the last twenty years in the yields of fodder crops , notably grass , and an appreciable increase in milk yield per cow from a deplorably low average datum level of less than 500 gallons during the annual lactation ...
... increase during the last twenty years in the yields of fodder crops , notably grass , and an appreciable increase in milk yield per cow from a deplorably low average datum level of less than 500 gallons during the annual lactation ...
Page 30
... increase in the rook population of these islands , but also whether the rooks ' feeding habits were changing . In other words , it was a large - scale inquiry with the express purpose of dis- covering any relationship between increased ...
... increase in the rook population of these islands , but also whether the rooks ' feeding habits were changing . In other words , it was a large - scale inquiry with the express purpose of dis- covering any relationship between increased ...
Page 175
... increase in size would be an unmixed boon . Nor need it be regarded by managements as a disaster . The provincial daily has normally a circulation limited but stable : I doubt if it would be seriously affected by an increase in price ...
... increase in size would be an unmixed boon . Nor need it be regarded by managements as a disaster . The provincial daily has normally a circulation limited but stable : I doubt if it would be seriously affected by an increase in price ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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