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rif. 0891181385.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2026rif. LRB8002489Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Idioma: Español. Aproximadamente 746 páginas. Español : Reimpresión bajo demanda. Edición original : 1906. Publicación académica dedicada a la agronomía y la veterinaria con artículos de investigación estudios técnicos y trabajos de interés científico vinculados a la enseñanza y la práctica agrícola y veterinaria en La Plata. Valor bibliográfico para el estudio de la historia de las ciencias agrarias en la Argentina y de la producción universitaria de comienzos del siglo XX. Imágenes del libro no contractuales English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1906. Academic publication devoted to agronomy and veterinary science featuring research articles technical studies and scientific material connected with agricultural and veterinary teaching and practice in La Plata. Of bibliographical interest for the history of agrarian sciences in Argentina and for early twentieth-century university publishing. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
1971rif. 210495Madison Wis. : American Society of Agronomy 1971. 4th Printing. Hardback. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Slight suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 715 pages; Description: xviii 715 p. illus. maps. 24 cm. Subjects: Turf -- Lawns -- Sports turf -- Science -- Soils -- Turfgrass development and management. Series: Agronomy a series of monographs no. 14 Madison, Wis. : American Society of Agronomy hardcover
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2020rif. AME_9781774072417Delve 2020. UNKNOWN. Hardcover. New/New. Delve hardcover
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rif. 228903 January 1923. Vancouver Canada on letterheads of the University of British Columbia. 19pp 8vo. On ten foliated leaves. On aged paper; the first leaf with slight damage and loss to corner and one edge with minor loss to text. Addressed to 'My dear Jens'. According to Elinor Barr 'Swedes in Canada: Invisible Immigrants' 2015 Boving 'developed several new strains of forage crops and grains'. The recipient Boving's brother Jens Orten Boving 1873-1959 was a hydro-electric engineer and inventor based in London responsible according to 'Who's Who in Engineering' 1922 'for a large number of water-power plants pulp mills and pumping plants in all parts of the world'. The greater part of the letter is devoted to advice on farming practices in response to enquiries from Jens. Boving begins on the subject of the recent birth of his son Per Arvid Lancelot Christoffer 1922-1999: 'Yes we are proud and happy over our little P. A. Per Peter Paul Arvid he may choose whatever he likes later on though I always call him Per; i.e. when we two are by ourselves. If he develops along the lines of Ellen and resembles his mother as much as possible he will be all right even though he may not be great as you predict. Thanks for your wellwishes on behalf of the little man.' He continues on the subject before the news that Jens has 'given up' his 'business' he would shortly set up a new company Hydrautomat 'much to Kaj's disgust. I wrote him a couple of days ago attempting to be philosophical and broadminded although unable to conceal my scepticism.' He discusses Jens's 'strenghth energy and ability' in the light of his 'ambition and progress' before turning to his 'report on the mangels' with reference to 'The Goden Tankard' and 'Yellow Intermediate'. He will let his University charge his brother 'for seed which for years I have sent out to other farmers for nothing. Incidentally I have made up my mind to charge the whole bunch of them from now on. They will value this priceless seed more if they are made to pay for it.' He turns to Jens's 'special farm problem' regarding crops and yields which he discusses at length in five numbered sections with a thirteen-entry table of recipes for 'clover grass mixtures'. The discussion continues under the headings 'The permanent Hogfield' and 'Hog Pasture'. He now turns to cows and there is a small table for two breeds before he gives a pedigree to illustrate his advice: 'Spend every pound you can reasonably afford on two or three well bred cows mated to first class herd bulls on both sides of the pedigree.' After more on the same subject he observes: 'I envy you your opportunity to work-play together with your men on the farm. You will all benefit from the experience even though it may not last for long. I ahve never been quite so happy in my activities as during these periods when I had occasion to work in experimental work or in practical farming along with the so called labourers; and in every case we established relations which I remember with great joy.' Resisting the temptation to 'ramble on' he returns to the family including the news that 'George' and his family spent Christmas with him. He discusses like a true agronomist 'the two Boving strains George's and my own' and remarks that his son is outgrowing a normal child which is 'supposed to double its weight in five months but he only used 3 months and 1 week to accomplish this most important feat'. He ends 'with special commendation to Hilma if she will graciously accept it for her proven skill in farm and garden management'. 3 January 1923. Vancouver [Canada], on letterheads of the University of British Columbia. unknown
1861rif. 99079(Linz, gedr. bei Feichtinger, 1861). Ohne Kapital kann man Brodfrucht-Vorräthe kreiren.
1861rif. 20986(Linz, Feichtinger?sche Buchdruckerei, 1861). 4°. 6 S., 1 weißes Bl. (unbeschnittener, gefalt. Druckbogen).
1732rif. 12085Amsterdam, Jean Cóvens & Corn. Mortier, 1732. 3., durchgesehene, korrigierte und erweiterte Auflage "Folio (40-45 cm). 5 Bll., 424 S.; 1 Bl., 400 S." Ganzleder der Zeit über sechs Bünden mit vergoldeter Rückenverzierung und montiertem Rückenschild
1990rif. 20646München, C.H. Beck, (1990). 468; 503 S. Mit zus. 37 Abb. u. Textvign. (= Bibliothek des 18. Jahrhunderts). OLn. m. SU.
1861rif. 26374(Linz, gedr. bei Feichtinger, 1861). Ohne Kapital kann man Brodfrucht-Vorräthe kreiren.
1802rif. LAFO0118Graetz, Trötscher 1802. XXIV, 332 S., 1 Bl. Vlgsanz., 1 gestoch. Front., HLdr. d. Zt., berieben, Etikett-Reste über Buchrü., durchgeh. gebr. u. fleckige Wasserränder. Albrecht Thaer (1752-1828), deutscher Polywissenschaftler, gilt als Begründer der Agrarwissenschaft.
1881rif. LAFO0220Zürich, Schultheß 1881. kl.-8°, 68(1) S., 1 Bl. Vlgsanz., mit 56 Fig. im Text, OHLn., am Rücken rissig, beide Kap. etw. beschäd., Einbanddeckel fleckig, Textblock braunfleckig
rif. 29137o.J. 1784 Edler von Kleefeld. Agronom, Landwirtschaftsreformer. 1760 Kriegskommissar des Herzogs Ferdinand von Braunschweig, Freimaurer. Erwarb das Rittergut Würchwitz bei Zeitz, führte landwirtschaftliche Reformen durch, Anbau von Futterklee. 1734 Zeitz - 1787 Würchwitz. Brustbild im Oval, auf Sockel mit Büchern und Pflanzen, unten Legende und Wappen. Kupferstich von Geyser. 166 x 100 mm.
1939rif. 018357Ramon Sopena, Barcelona 1939. Erstausgabe Leinen Solide, Altersspuren
1966rif. 006714G.- P. Maisonneuve & Tarose, Paris 1966. 1. Auflage Altersspuren Umschlag Farbgeprägter Fester Einband Sehr gut
rif. 27680o.J. Franz Ritter von Horskysfeld. Böhmischer Agronom. Pachtete 1860 Schloß und Meierei Mühlhausen, kaufte 1862 die Herrschaft Kolin, gründete dort eine Zuckerfabrik, erwarb die Herrschaft Dolany, 1868 Gut Welmschloß u. 1871 das Gut Saar. 1801 Bilin /Böhmen - 1877 Schloss Horskysfeld in Bejchor. Brustbild, Altersbildnis. Lithographie von F. Mik. Ca. 120 x 115 mm.
rif. 27585o.J. Schweizer evangel. Theologe, Agronom. 1842-46 Pfarrer in Lichtensteig, widmete sich danach als Gutsbesitzer in St. Gallen dem Obstbau und der Beerenkultur, Vorsitzender des Schweizerischen landwirtschaftlichen Zentralvereins. 1820 Glarus - 1886 St. Gallen. Brustbild. Stahlstich von A. Neumann. 197 x 130 mm.
1948rif. B349Moskau, Verlag für fremdsprachicge Literatur, 1948. Ganzleinen, 8°, 790 S., stenographischer Bericht, mit dem Referat des Akademiemitglieds T. D. Lyssenko über die Lage in der biologischen Wissenschaft
rif. 13854o.J. Luth. Theologe, Agronom, preuß. Staatsmann. 1755-59 Pastor in Groß Behnitz b. Nauen, dann Großpächter ebd., 1770 Kammerrat u. Domänenverwalter des Prinzen Heinrich, seit 1765 Freimaurer, wurde altschottischer Obermeister u. 1791 Zugeordneter Großmeister der National-Mutterloge "Zu den drei Weltkugeln", 1779 auch Rosenkreuzer, 1786 Geh. Finanz-, Kriegs- u. Domänenrat u. Oberhofbauintendant u. 1788 Minister des geistlichen Departements, 1798 entlassen. 1732 Döberitz b. Spandau - 1800 Groß Rietz b. Beeskow. Brustbild im Oval auf Schriftsockel, links unten Strohbündel und Sichel. Kupferstich von Schleuen um 1780. 165 x 105 mm.
rif. 25483o.J. Jose Goncalves dos Santos Silva. Portugiesischer Unternehmer, Agronom. Nach 1822 Händler und Politiker in Brasilien. 1794 in Porto geboren. Halbfigur am Tisch, schreibend. Kupferstich von J.Pedro 1821. 312 x 213 mm.
rif. 24248o.J. Schweizer Agronom. Mitbegründer 1759 der Ökonomischen Gesellschaft in Bern, führte die Mustergüter Kleehof in Kirchberg und Aspi bei Aarberg, Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi machte 1767/68 eine Lehre in seinem Musterbetrieb. 1716 Bern - 1780 ebd.. Brustbild im Oval. Kupferstich von Girardet 1808, nach Tiberius Wocher. 183 x 118 mm.
