An edition of Use of chemicals for hand cleansing of farm dairy equipment (1966)

Use of chemicals for hand cleansing of farm dairy equipment.

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H.M.S.O.
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Subjects

Dairying, Equipment and supplies, Milk hygiene

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Cover of: Use of chemicals for hand cleansingof farm dairy equipment.
Use of chemicals for hand cleansingof farm dairy equipment.
1966, H.M.S.O
in English - Revised ed!.
Cover of: Use of chemicals for hand cleansing of farm dairy equipment.
Use of chemicals for hand cleansing of farm dairy equipment.
1966, H.M.S.O.
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Previous ed. published under title: Cleansing and chemical sterilization of farm dairy utensils, 1959.

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637/.132
Library of Congress
S217 .A614 no. 422

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Pagination
6 p.

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OL5581175M
LCCN
67096007

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