Farm finance plan urges using existing agencies and long loan terms
General Bardow of Chicago outlines a practical American farm credit system built on existing facilities and two loan types. He advocates long terms for seasoned farmers and 20 year plus credit for beginners, warns against short term schemes, and proposes district land credit banks to manage loans with bonds and set rates.
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M. J. Badow
Chicago
United States
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Bureau of International Land Credit Statistics
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