Cotton vs grain and stock in Georgia debate
The Dalton Citizen argues that cotton overproduction harms Georgia’s economy and urges farmers to shift to grain and stock raising. It cites Colonel Tibbs’s success in cattle and crops, urges home-made fertilizers, and promotes livestock and hog and hominy farming as healthier, wealthier paths. It also includes rural anecdotes and light humor about beekeeping and a Kentuckian abroad.
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