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Regrassing abandoned farms, submarginal cultivated lands and depleted pastures in the prairie areas of western Canada. S.E Clarke, D.H Heinrichs & Canada. Dept. of Agriculture.

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Clarke, S.E

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TextSeries: Publication 720Publication details: Ottawa : Dominion of Canada, 1941.Description: 23 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

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Book	Research Library Government Documents	Non-fiction	CA1 AG 1941-720 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1903

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	CA 1 AG 1400- Growing irrigated crops on the Canadian prairies.	CA1 AG 1937-557 Seeding crested wheat grass for hay and pasture.	CA1 AG 1939-629 Tree planting around dams and dugouts.	CA1 AG 1941-720 Regrassing abandoned farms, submarginal cultivated lands and depleted pastures in the prairie areas of western Canada.	CA1 AG 1942-738 An ecological and grazing capacity study of the native grass pastures in Southern Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.	CA1 AG 1944-762 The identification of certain native and naturalized grasses by their vegetative characters.	CA1 AG 1947-747 The effects of climate and grazing practices on short-grass prairie vegetation: in southern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan	Next

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