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AGRICULTURE. The art of cultivating the earth in order to obtain from it the divers things it can produce; and particularly what is useful to man, as grain, fruit's, cotton, flax, and other things. Domat, Dr. Pub. liv. tit. 14, s. 1, n. 1.
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Another study viz, performance review of 404 LAMP societies in India (1981) was conducted by the National Bank of Agricuture and Rural Development in the States of Assam (10), Bihar (68), Gujarat (21), Karnataka (10), Madhya Pradesh (29), Maharashtra (65), Nagaland (2), Orissa (21), Rajasthan (44), Tamil Nadu (9), Uttar Pradesh (103), West Bengal (19), Goa, Diu and Daman (1) and Manipur (2).
National rural employment guarantee scheme can ameliorate poverty ... by Nidheesh, K.B. / Political Economy Journal of India
Once upon a time somebody must have farmed here in the old fashioned, small scale way that was once common in agricuture - a pig here, some sheep the reand with apples from the orchard in the autumn.
Looking for love; Jill Tunstall is won over by a derelict farm ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Developed under the auspices of the UN Food and Agricuture Organization, the plan calls for improved oversight of vessels and coastal waters by flag states, better coordination and sharing of information among countries, and stronger efforts to ratify, implement, and enforce existing fisheries accords.
Crimes of (a) global nature: forging environmental treaties is ... by French, Hilary / World Watch
 
 
 
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