An edition of Ash and agriculture (1964)

Ash and agriculture

a description of the research work sponsored by the Central Electricity Generating Board together with recommendations for the cultivation of ash sites.

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E. G Barber
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An edition of Ash and agriculture (1964)

Ash and agriculture

a description of the research work sponsored by the Central Electricity Generating Board together with recommendations for the cultivation of ash sites.

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Publisher
Central Electricity Generating Board]
Language
English
Pages
23

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Subjects
Soil research, Ash disposal

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Ash and agriculture: a description of the research work sponsored by the Central Electricity Generating Board together with recommendations for the cultivation of ash sites.
1964, Central Electricity Generating Board]
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Other Titles
Win back the acres

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Library of Congress
S598 B3

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Pagination
23p.
Number of pages
23

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OL17195462M

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