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Annual Report of the Farm Management Service for Veterans Taking On-The-Farm Training in Southwestern Minnesota 1950

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Dennistoun, R.M.
Routhe, H.G.
Nodland, T.R.
Pond, G.A.
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Paper provided by University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics in its series Mimeographed Reports with number 52679.

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