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HANDBOOK OF INDIAN AGRICULTURE.
By the fate N. G. MUKERJI, MJ^ f MJIA-G, MJIA^
Professor of Agriculture, Civil Engineering College, Sibpur, Bengal
' With numerous Illustrations.
CONTENTS .—Part I.— Soils. Part II.— Implements. Part III.— Crops. Part IV.— Manures. Part V.— Methods of Analysis. Part VI.— Cattle. Part VII.— Insects and Fungus Pests. Part VIII.— Famines.
Englishman. — " A valuable aid to the higher teaching of this subject The guide is of a practical character, embracing almost every department. Looking at this book in detail one is struck by its comprehensiveness. It discusses the necessities of the masses, and all that is suggested can be carried out by the ordinary cultivator."
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INDIAN SERICULTURE.
A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW.
With numerous Illustrations.
By N. G. MUKERJI, MA* M*R*A»C etc
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THE MANGO:
ITS CULTURE AND VARIETIES.
By G- MARSHALL VOODROV,
Formerly Professor of Botany, Royal College of Science, Poona.
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HAND-LOOM WEAVING
FOR INDIA.
ByRE GHOSH and D. MUKERJEE. With numerous Illustrations.
INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION: MEMOIRS.
A complete list of the Memoirs of the Scientific Department of this Association, which treat of Tea Soils, Fermentation, Blight, Pests, Manuring, Pruning, etc.
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