Science, Volume 75, Issues 1931-19561932 |
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Page 93
... agriculture we restrict its application , in large part , to that portion of society known as the rural population . The social science subjects most emphasized in agricultural edu- cation are economies and sociology , but it should be ...
... agriculture we restrict its application , in large part , to that portion of society known as the rural population . The social science subjects most emphasized in agricultural edu- cation are economies and sociology , but it should be ...
Page 95
... agriculture . Unless If we are to secure the full benefits of natural science teaching and research , under present condi- tions in agriculture , we must have a sound and ade- quate development of social science . It is the science upon ...
... agriculture . Unless If we are to secure the full benefits of natural science teaching and research , under present condi- tions in agriculture , we must have a sound and ade- quate development of social science . It is the science upon ...
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... agriculture had indeed become a sordid occupation , and now , nearly 2,000 years later , there are still living among us those who do not yet realize that of the words agriculture and horticulture , more than half are " culture ...
... agriculture had indeed become a sordid occupation , and now , nearly 2,000 years later , there are still living among us those who do not yet realize that of the words agriculture and horticulture , more than half are " culture ...
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