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Agricultural Jottings

Volume : 23
Issue: May-may
Pages: 193 - 194
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Abstract


Rice Research Station.Berhampore.With the assistance given by the Imperial Council of Agricultural Research.the Rice Sub Station at Berhampore came into existance in March 1932.On account of the temporary nature of the station.the two most important lines of work namely.the survey of the tract with regard to its varieties and the improvement of the main varietes by evolving strains and the carrying out of the necessary cultural and manurial trials relating to the tract.were taken up first. - Four years.work has finished and important results obtained are the following:-

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