Report of Proceedings
Report of Proceedings
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250 Agriculture studies the construction of dams among the mountains or at least in the high parts of the valleys, or unnavigable streams, concordantly with industry, which will utilize the falls created to insure water in the rivers and canals in time of drought.
Agriculture is all ready to give up water to supply canals for navigation if agricultural watering be taken into consideration.
The costs will be divided properly.
The agricultural hydraulic service pays all the more atten- tion to da...ms as they give a reserve of water and power at the same time. Power acts to obtain water in the lower parts of the valley where it would be too difficult to bring it by gravity. Hence suppression of the trunks.
Conclusion. -- Agriculture must not be regarded as a quan- tity to be neglected. It is one of the important sources of rich- ness in all countries, but especially so in France. It is agricul- ture which keeps industry alive, it furnishes the principal raw materials. Commerce is mainly supplied by products of the soil (cloths, wools, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
250 Agriculture studies the construction of dams among the mountains or at least in the high parts of the valleys, or unnavigable streams, concordantly with industry, which will utilize the falls created to insure water in the rivers and canals in time of drought.
Agriculture is all ready to give up water to supply canals for navigation if agricultural watering be taken into consideration.
The costs will be divided properly.
The agricultural hydraulic service pays all the more atten- tion to da...ms as they give a reserve of water and power at the same time. Power acts to obtain water in the lower parts of the valley where it would be too difficult to bring it by gravity. Hence suppression of the trunks.
Conclusion. -- Agriculture must not be regarded as a quan- tity to be neglected. It is one of the important sources of rich- ness in all countries, but especially so in France. It is agricul- ture which keeps industry alive, it furnishes the principal raw materials. Commerce is mainly supplied by products of the soil (cloths, wools, etc.
What to read after Report of Proceedings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Congress of Navigation 10th 1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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