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Those directly interested in the wheat industry, whether as growers, dealers, or
millers, not only should be familiar with the technicalities of the phase of the
industry in which they are engaged, but they should have accessible a general ...
Those directly interested in the wheat industry, whether as growers, dealers, or
millers, not only should be familiar with the technicalities of the phase of the
industry in which they are engaged, but they should have accessible a general ...
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... more burdensome to those who paid it, and his functions became differentiated
and were gradually assumed by the botanist, the chemist, the agriculturist, the
physicist, the miller, the speculator, the instructor, and above all, the experimenter
.
... more burdensome to those who paid it, and his functions became differentiated
and were gradually assumed by the botanist, the chemist, the agriculturist, the
physicist, the miller, the speculator, the instructor, and above all, the experimenter
.
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The problem, at the solution of which many inventors had aimed in hundreds of
patents during 30 years, was solved.1 1 Ardrey, Amer. Agr. Implements, pp. 64-
77; Miller, Evolution Reaping Machines, pp. 34-37. The standard binder
combines ...
The problem, at the solution of which many inventors had aimed in hundreds of
patents during 30 years, was solved.1 1 Ardrey, Amer. Agr. Implements, pp. 64-
77; Miller, Evolution Reaping Machines, pp. 34-37. The standard binder
combines ...
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The grain was of such a novel character that the New York millers did not know
how to manage it, and the venture was not a success. In 1860 California made its
first shipment of wheat to England. The English millers sent back for instructions ...
The grain was of such a novel character that the New York millers did not know
how to manage it, and the venture was not a success. In 1860 California made its
first shipment of wheat to England. The English millers sent back for instructions ...
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It is claimed that the exportflour trade is greatly injured by the fact that railroad
andocean carriers discriminate against flour in favor of wheat, thus giving the
foreign miller an advantage in competing with the American miller. The interstate
...
It is claimed that the exportflour trade is greatly injured by the fact that railroad
andocean carriers discriminate against flour in favor of wheat, thus giving the
foreign miller an advantage in competing with the American miller. The interstate
...
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| Título | The Book of Wheat: An Economic History and Practical Manual of the Wheat Industry |
| Autor | Peter Tracy Dondlinger |
| Editor | Orange Judd, 1908 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Abr. 2008 |
| Largo | 369 páginas |
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