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agriculture in the scientific age.

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Seeds of plenty
Lee Chadwick
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An edition of Seeds of plenty (1969)

Seeds of plenty

agriculture in the scientific age.

[1st American ed.]

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Describes modern methods of growing food and discusses the importance of further technical development to preserve and produce more food for a growing world population.

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Publisher
Coward-McCann
Language
English
Pages
158

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Subjects
Agriculture, Juvenile literature

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Seeds of plenty: agriculture in the scientific age.
1969, Coward-McCann
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Seeds of plenty: agriculture in the scientific age
1969-01-01, Coward-McCann

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New York
Series
The World we are making series

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
630
Library of Congress
S519 .C43 1969

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Pagination
158 p.
Number of pages
158

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5681355M
LCCN
69012665

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