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Special Features of this Issue
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An agricultural expert discusses the pros and cons of wheeled
and track-laying tractors. Page 662.
The employment of power on the mixed farm is ΓΌ matter of considerable importance. Page 666.
The eguipment problems of many farmers are being solved
by a hiring concern. Page 668.
How the transport needs of the agriculturist are being met
is explained ira an interesting manner. Page 670.
The design of farmers' vehicles for MIXj77211M utility is described. Page 674.
We include a comprehensive forecast of the transport and
agrimotor exhibits at the Royal Show, Page 678.
Rapid progress is being made in farm mechanization.
Page 684.
A strong and efficient Foden timber trailer has been
introduced. Page 686.
One of' the papers at the Municipal Tramways Conference dealt with voluntary co-ordination in passenger work.
Page 693.
An efficient method of keeping lyre records is outlined.
Page 694.