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Forces acting during the ploughing on stony ground by G. Getzlaff

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Getzlaff, G,

Publication details: Wrest Park National Institute of Agricultural Engineering 1953Description: 9 pSubject(s):

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Books	Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute	631.312.68 G 394 F (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		144087

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Previous	631.312.4 M 612 H Hill tractor for tyre experiments	631.312.6 V696S Study of the operation and draft resistance of a plow with sweep losseners for the subsoil layer	631.312+631.316 D 312 C Care and operation of plows and cultivators	631.312.68 G 394 F Forces acting during the ploughing on stony ground	631.312.8 S914I Increasing the operating speeds of disk and rotary tiller soil working machines	631.315.4 E 17 T Testing evaluation and modification of weeders	631.316 K988M Means of decreasing the draft resistance of cultivators	Next

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