An edition of Cereals, 1979/80 (1982)

Cereals, 1979/80

a study of cereal production and marketing in the United Kingdom

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Cereals, 1979/80
J. G. Davidson, J. G. Davidson
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a study of cereal production and marketing in the United Kingdom

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University of Cambridge, Agricultural Economics Unit, Dept. of Land Economy
Language
English
Pages
46

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Subjects

Grain trade, Grain, Marketing

Places

Great Britain
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Cover of: Cereals 1979/80
Cereals 1979/80: a study of cereal production and marketing in the United Kingdom.
1982, University of Cambridge.Agricultural Economics Unit
in English
Cover of: Cereals, 1979/80
Cereals, 1979/80: a study of cereal production and marketing in the United Kingdom
1982, University of Cambridge, Agricultural Economics Unit, Dept. of Land Economy
in English

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Cambridge [Cambridgeshire]
Series
Agricultural enterprise studies in England and Wales economic report ;, no. 83

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
338.1/0942 s, 338.1/731/0941
Library of Congress
S217 .Z3 no. 83, HD9041.5 .Z3 no. 83

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46 p. :
Number of pages
46

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OL3202389M
LCCN
83106963

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