Distributive education in the high school : a suggested guide for administrators and teachers of distribution and marketing /

Bibliography: p. 60-62.

Readjustments in processing and marketing citrus fruits ....

Cover title.

Oranges; world production and trade. Memorandum prepared in the Statistics and intelligence branch of the Empire marketing board, April, 1929

Mode of access: Internet.

Marketing life insurance; its history in America,

Mode of access: Internet.

Marketing program in research, teaching & extension, 1960-61.

Cover title.

Report on the marketing of cattle and beef in England and Wales.

Made-up set; supplied title.

Protein tests for wheat and oil tests for flaxseed and soybeans : importance in production and marketing /

"February, 1932."

Fertilizers and lime in the United States : resources, production, marketing and use.

"Issued May 1946."

Margins and costs in marketing Florida sweet corn /

"April 1956."

Cooperative marketing: its advantages as exemplified in the California Fruit Growers Exchange,

Published also as a thesis (Ph.D.) Princeton University.

Marketing industrial molasses in the United States /

Includes bibliographical references.

A look at profits in food marketing, 1951-72 /

Includes biblographical references.

To increase R.F.C. subscription to capital stock of Commodity credit corporation. Hearings before the Committee on banking currency, United States Senate, Seventy-fourth Congress, second session, on S.3998, a bill to enable the Commodity credit corporation to better serve the farmers in orderly marketing, and to provide credit and facilities for carrying surpluses from season to season. February 18 and 19, 1936.

Duncan U. Fletcher.

Does distribution cost too much? A review of the costs involved in current marketing methods and a program for improvement; the factual findings,

"Second edition 1941"

Federal power : options for selected power marketing administrations' role in a changing electricity industry : report to Congressional requesters /

"B-278620"--P. [1].