Georgia farmers urged to educate selves for opportunities ahead
In a Georgia Agricultural Commission message, the author cites Kipling to urge farmers to modernize and own their land, stressing education for children, adoption of labor-saving farming, forest preservation, and growth of fruit and dairy sectors. The note highlights shifts to small farms, labor scarcity, and roles of farmers' institutes and unions.
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Kipling
Georgia
South
Sons of the South
United States
W. C. Bryant
Charles W. Davis
North Georgia Agricultural College
Virginia
Fine Con
State Treasury
Farmers’ Union
Southern Cotton Association
Harvie Jordan
T. G. Hudson
Dept. of Agriculture
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