10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATTLE-CAKE»
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cattle-cake in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cattle-cake and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... see Buttermilk Cattle Cake— SQ 8 WL 22,400 lb Special Rate "C Cattle Licks,
as Salt, for cattle feeding Coffee Husks and Coffee Parchment Refuse (for direct
feeding to cattle and so consigned), as Cattle Cake Fodder, Forage, Chaff, Hay, ...
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Survey English Dialects
n a CUTTING of hay II.9.15. ke:k Y [larger than truss] Wa O[loose, i.e. untied] Nt
Co D, keik Bk Bd, ke:ak D, keik Wa Lei R Bkfloose], pi keiks Nth, ke'ak L Nth, ke:
ak D 2. vt to FEED cattle with cattle-cake III.3.1. ke'akBk 3. n a PIECE OF BREAD
...
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Todd & Watt's Cases and Materials on Equity and Trusts
Suppose cattle cake is sold to a farmer, or fuel to a steel manufacturer, in each
case with a reservation of title clause, but on terms which permit the farmer to
feed the cattle cake to his herd and the steelmaker to fuel his furnaces, before
paying ...
Gary Watt, Paul Todd, 2013
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Survey of English Dialects: The Dictionary and Grammar
n a CUTTING of hay II.9.15. ke:k Y [larger than truss] Wa O[loose, i.e. untied] Nt
Co D, keik Bk Bd, ke:ak D, keik Wa Lei R Bkfloose], pi keiks Nth, ke'ak L Nth, ke:
ak D 2. vt to FEED cattle with cattle-cake III.3.1. ke'akBk 3. n a PIECE OF BREAD
...
Clive Upton, David Parry, John David Allison Widdowson, 1994
... inclusion m the Vbtei s ' RolJ of thisi District is necessary Nan obi, 21st October,
1929 CHARLES GAITSKELL, Acting Clerk General Notice No 1442 KENYA AND
UGANDA RAILWAYS AND HARBOURS Rate on Cattle Cake THE attention of ...
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The Baobabs: Pachycauls of Africa, Madagascar and Australia: ...
1964; Lawton 1980a; Göhl 1982.) 1Kenya; 2Burkina Faso; 3West Africa;
4Tanzania; 5Sudan; 6Nigeria. Cattle cake was produced in Madagascar during
the 1950s and 1960s as a byproduct following oil extraction; 300 t were produced
in 1959 ...
Gerald E. Wickens, Pat Lowe, 2008
7
Naive Occasional Papers. Volume One
I found out that they were all high in protein and were an economic way of
improving the analysis of the end product, cattle cake, and allowing cheap
bulking agents like chopped straw to be used as well. During a long spell as a
cattle wagon ...
8
Once a Man – Twice a Boy: Memories of a Bedfordshire Farmer
Sixty or more head of cattle were housed in several straw yards and their first
feed of the day was known as “short grub”, a mixture of chaff, sliced mangolds
and either rolled oats or cattle cake and prepared one day ahead. The boys' jobs
were ...
9
Heartland Heartbeats: A Country Heritage Story Collection
He loads bales in the pickup and puts a couple sacks of cattle cake in the front.
He drives to the herd where he throws out bales, or loose hay, drives ahead and
throws out more hay over and over until it's unloaded. He cuts string on hay bales
...
10
The Agrarian History of England and Wales: 1914-39
fumes, so that it provided little but exercise and summer grazing, but maize and
cattle cake came cheaply from overseas, supplemented by oats, hay, straw, and
roots from the lowland farms. These upland dairy farms reared few calves ...
Edith Holt Whetham, Joan Thirsk, H. P. R. Finberg, 1978
