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Study of the Drainage Conditions of Arabhavi Farm for Land Improvement / SHEKAR. Theses

By: Shekar, Shetty T | Agricultural Extension . University of Agricultural Sciencs (Bangalore )Contributor(s): Patil, R FMaterial type: Text

TextLanguage: English Original language: Publisher: Dharward : UASD , 1976Edition: M. ScDescription: ii, 37p, Bibl. 38-41, ; : 30 cms..+ ThesesSubject(s): Land ImprovementDDC classification: Agril.Extn.

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