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"Bericht A1/4ber die Alpinspektionen im Kanton GraubA1/4nden in den Jahren 1917/1920" offers a detailed look at alpine inspections in the canton of GraubA1/4nden, Switzerland, between 1917 and 1920. As a supplement to the Swiss Alpine Statistics (Lieferung 18), this report, titled a??Die Alpwirtschaft im Kanton GraubA1/4nden, a?? was carried out and published by the Schweizerischer Alpwirtschaftlicher Verein. It provides insights into the alpine economy and agricultural practices of the region during that period.
Authored by Andrea Andrea and O Good, with contributions from the Swiss Alpine Economic Association, this work presents a valuable historical record of alpine farming and land management in the GraubA1/4nden region. It is an essential resource for researchers and historians interested in Swiss agricultural history and rural economics.
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