The organisation of meteorological advice for agriculture and industry

The organisation of meteorological advice for agriculture and industry

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1. Verfasser: Smith, C. V. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: 1972
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Seasonal forecasting of the spring growth and flowering of grass crops in the British Isles 1972 Roy, Marjory G.
The weather forecasting requirements of specific types of agriculture and horticulture 1972 Hogg, W. H.
Weather and the daily use of outdoor recreation areas in Canada 1972 Paul, A. H.
The demand for beer as a function of weather in the British Isles 1972 Gander, R. S.
Weather forecasting for industry 1972 Buchanan, R. A.
The organisation of meteorological advice for agriculture and industry 1972 Smith, C. V.
The value and relevance of weather study and weather forecasting in the profitable production of early potatoes 1972 Thomas, W. L.
Agronomic implications of long-term weather forecasting 1972 Hudson, J. P.
Weather forecasting for the prevention of icy roads in the United Kingdom 1972 Hay, J. S.
Weather forecasting and river management 1972 Goodhew, R. C.
Meteorological forecasting and agricultural management 1972 Duckham, A. N.
Weater and the short-term forecasting of electricity demand 1972 Barnett, C. V.
Problems and practice in longer-range weather and climate forecasting 1972 Lamb, H. H.
The problem of forecasting the properties of the built environment from the climatological properties of the green-field site 1972 Page, J. K.
The weather forecaster and the tourist, the example of the Scottish skiing industry 1972 Perry, A. H.
Simulation model studies of the impact of weather factors on road construction and the movement of heavy equipment in agricultural operations 1972 McQuigg, J. D.
The revaluation of weather forecasts 1972 Taylor, J. A.
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