The Book of Wheat: An Economic History and Practical Manual of the Wheat IndustryO. Judd, 1908 - 369 páginas |
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... Early Sickles and Scythes 79 Early and Modern Cradles 80 Gallic Header 81 Wheat Header in Operation . 82 An Early English Reaper 85 A Modern Self-Rake Reaper 86 A Modern Self-Binding Harvester 87 Section of a Modern Threshing Machine 98 ...
... Early Sickles and Scythes 79 Early and Modern Cradles 80 Gallic Header 81 Wheat Header in Operation . 82 An Early English Reaper 85 A Modern Self-Rake Reaper 86 A Modern Self-Binding Harvester 87 Section of a Modern Threshing Machine 98 ...
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... Early Sickles and Scythes . Early and Modern Cradles . Gallic Header Wheat Header in Operation An Early English Reaper . A Modern Self - Rake Reaper . 67 68 79 80 81 82 85 86 A Modern Self - Binding Harvester . 87 Section of a Modern ...
... Early Sickles and Scythes . Early and Modern Cradles . Gallic Header Wheat Header in Operation An Early English Reaper . A Modern Self - Rake Reaper . 67 68 79 80 81 82 85 86 A Modern Self - Binding Harvester . 87 Section of a Modern ...
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... early date . In the United States , the meridian bisecting the wheat acre- age passed through eastern Ohio in 1850 , and was about 81 degrees . In 1860 it was 85 degrees 24 minutes , in 1870 88 degrees , and in 1880 it had reached ...
... early date . In the United States , the meridian bisecting the wheat acre- age passed through eastern Ohio in 1850 , and was about 81 degrees . In 1860 it was 85 degrees 24 minutes , in 1870 88 degrees , and in 1880 it had reached ...
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... early as 1808. It must have been early introduced into Canada , at least by the close of the eighteenth century , for in 1827 Canada raised over twenty million bushels . The first wheat success- fully grown and harvested in the Red ...
... early as 1808. It must have been early introduced into Canada , at least by the close of the eighteenth century , for in 1827 Canada raised over twenty million bushels . The first wheat success- fully grown and harvested in the Red ...
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... of people in Europe during the middle ages . Wheat was high - priced and not extensively grown . England early became a wheat eating nation . France and the other Latin countries followed later . Rye is still THE WHEAT GRAIN AND PLANT 7.
... of people in Europe during the middle ages . Wheat was high - priced and not extensively grown . England early became a wheat eating nation . France and the other Latin countries followed later . Rye is still THE WHEAT GRAIN AND PLANT 7.
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