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Marketing potatoes in deficit Vs. surplus producing areas : A comparison of red river valley and Ohio M.E.Cravens and J.P.Allen

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Cravens, M.E

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Allen, J.P

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: (Research bulletin; 877)Publication details: Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio 1961Description: 15p.; 24cm

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