A Rural Arithmetic: A Textbook for Grammar Grades and Secondary SchoolsHoughton Mifflin, 1916 - 258 pages |
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A Rural Arithmetic: A Text Book for Grammar Grades and Secondary Schools Irwin Arthur Madden No preview available - 2019 |
A Rural Arithmetic: A Text Book for Grammar Grades and Secondary Schools Irwin Arthur Madden No preview available - 2019 |
Common terms and phrases
acre alfalfa apples average amount average cost average daily gain average weight average yield Balance barn Bordeaux Bordeaux mixture bushel butter butter-fat cattle cent clover hay contained corn meal corn silage corn stover cost of feed cotton-seed meal County Cowpea Cream crop cubic Determine the amount Determine the average Determine the cost Determine the number diameter ear corn eggs farm farmer feet fence Find the average Food & Fuel fractions gluten grain herd hogs horses in lot Illinois Illinois Experiment Station income kainite land Least Common Multiple milk record mixture month mortgage nitrogen nutritive ratio oats Optional Problems pencil period phosphorus plow posts potassium potassium chloride protein purchased quart real estate Richard Roe round steak Section shelled corn silage silo sold spray square steer in lot sugar TABLE taxes timothy hay tons trees yard
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