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2d supervisory district A. A. ALLEN alfalfa amount animals apple beans beef better birds boys and girls breed Buckwheat buds cent Chenango County Classes cold frame College of Agriculture color Cornell Reading Course Cornell study clubs Cottonseed meal cover cover crop crop cultivation discussion paper district superintendent District district superintendent Town dry matter eggs farm Farmers feed flowers fodder fruit garden given grade grafting grain growing growth inches insects interest Ithaca kitchen leaflet leaves legumes meat milk mutton nature nest oats orchard ounces Peas plants pork pounds production protein pruning pupils reading course lessons roots roses ROUGHAGE rural school Saratoga County Schuyler County season seed sheep silage silo soil specimens spring Steuben County stitch teacher things Tompkins County total digestible trees usually varieties vegetables winter wood yellow YORK STATE COLLEGE ΙΟ
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