Kisan Niyojak

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This treatise is an ought for are and all farmers. It includes the chart for wages for a week, month and year, including what the workers on daily wages, monthly and yearly wages are to be given and what they had taken in advance from time to time, There are also charts for the regular work and service to be done in fields and duties towards material used, pesticides and other that vie tractor, harrow plough and also about the care to be taken about them and the animals related to forming. The income, outgoing food material, and the balance all can be written and kept in order through this book com diary.

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This treatise is an ought for are and all farmers. It includes the chart for wages for a week, month and year, including what the workers on daily wages, monthly and yearly wages are to be given and what they had taken in advance from time to time, There are also charts for the regular work and service to be done in fields and duties towards material used, pesticides and other that vie tractor, harrow plough and also about the care to be taken about them and the animals related to forming. The income, outgoing food material, and the balance all can be written and kept in order through this book com diary.

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Weight 250 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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