The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 44
... agriculture is not always detrimen- tal , especially when a mixed landscape of forest and open country results . Before the advent of chlorinated hydro- carbons , the peregrine was most numerous in Britain in habitats close to agricultural ...
... agriculture is not always detrimen- tal , especially when a mixed landscape of forest and open country results . Before the advent of chlorinated hydro- carbons , the peregrine was most numerous in Britain in habitats close to agricultural ...
Page 678
... agriculture . In contrast to coffee and banana growing , the demand for wage labour in cotton production was modest and seasonal . The cotton boom generally benefited those with access to capital , and it spawned cotton gins , vegetable ...
... agriculture . In contrast to coffee and banana growing , the demand for wage labour in cotton production was modest and seasonal . The cotton boom generally benefited those with access to capital , and it spawned cotton gins , vegetable ...
Page 687
... agriculture and cattle grazing to this fertile area . The northwestern provincia of Guanacaste , where many people work on large cattle ranches , or haciendas , and also maintain small agricultural plots of their own , was once a part ...
... agriculture and cattle grazing to this fertile area . The northwestern provincia of Guanacaste , where many people work on large cattle ranches , or haciendas , and also maintain small agricultural plots of their own , was once a part ...
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