An edition of The economics of sweet cherry production (1973)

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production costs, returns, and management practices in the Niagara Peninsula, 1972

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E. D. McKibbon
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An edition of The economics of sweet cherry production (1973)

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production costs, returns, and management practices in the Niagara Peninsula, 1972

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Publisher
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Economics Branch
Language
English
Pages
21

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Subjects
Cherry, Fruit-culture
Places
Ontario, Niagara Peninsula

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The economics of sweet cherry production: production costs, returns, and management practices in the Niagara Peninsula, 1972
1973, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Economics Branch
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Toronto

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Library of Congress
J103 .P76 no.73-0397, HD9259C47 O55

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vi, 21 p.
Number of pages
21

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OL19125943M

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