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Bacon pigs in Canada Notes on breeding, feeding and managing swine with reports of some experiments

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Grisdale, J.H

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TextSeries: Breeding, Feeding, Swine, Experiment Canada Department of Agricultural Central Experimental Farm. Bulletin No. 51Publication details: Ottawa 1905Description: 1-61 p

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