Diversity in farming and education for growth in Georgia
A speaker argues that soil fatigue is avoidable through crop diversity and modern science. He urges organized demonstrations, rural schooling with practical farming, and active banker and merchant involvement to foster farm efficiency, student training, and county wealth.
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Georgia
Missouri
Althus
Hume
Europe
von Liebig
de Candolle
Acientiste
William Crookes
America
Liebig
Frederick Irving Andersen
Milton Whitney
Jank Cameron
Oswald Schreiner
Edward G. Shorey
Federal Bureau of Solls
Department of Agriculture
China
Bureau of Sails
Mr. Bolton Hall
Fta
Banke
Felix Adler
Cleveland
Joss Te Thta
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Ada
Bartow
Farmars
Thoaa
Py Pinthelmallatty
New England
Bridget
Council of Instruction
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