Farm Report – Chemical Sucker Control – Flue-Cured Tobacco – 1956 (F5573)

Farm Technical Report – Fred Clark, University of Florida – Chemical Sucker Control for Flue Cured Tobacco – Fact Sheet / Farmer Educational Report – English language – 2 Colour – 8 pages – approx. 9 x 6 inch sized page – Code: Circular S-93 – August 1956 – Light wear, very good condition. Payment to be via PayPal ONLY, no other payment terms will be accepted and please do not ask for exceptions. We will combine multiple wins and help reduce shipping charges for combination shipments where possible. Not responsible for shipments lost in mail. No returns or refunds. Items are sent via regular air mail (No tracking) unless bidder has requested and paid for higher class shipping with tracking means. Please look through our Store Listings. Thanks for looking and for purchasing! Powered by eBay Turbo Lister

VTG 1966 Mobil Farm Report & Almanac Calendar, Lunar, Weather & Handy Hints 54pg

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Farm And Ranch Machinery Reports Americal Agricultural Reports 1960 lot

Very interesting reading of agriculture prices (grains and feeds, livestock) trends,soil analysis, pulling soybeans by Agricultural Engineering of Purdue University 1971. Mostly black ink, a few with green ink, some are 3 hole punched for inclusion in a binder and were issued monthly, reports from Washington, 3 year projections of farming production, Viterge Farm Services Micro News. Email if more photos are desired. ships flat protected by cardboard