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IN the article to which Sir Albert Howard refers I was endeavouring to give an outline of the argument put forward in his lecture ; that argument was that more humus in the soil would (in conjunction with other favourable factors) produce a quality in crops which would make animals more resistant to disease.
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Manufacture of Humus by the Indore Process. Nature 137, 363–364 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/137363c0
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