Cash system urged to curb Southern crop advances
A long critique argues the advance system in Southern farming is costly for both farmers and merchants. It favors cash farming, encourages home food production, and aims to triple farm output with better tools and teams. The piece cites improved merchant profits, reduced debt risk, and potential population growth from diversified crops, urging widespread cash transactions and local agricultural reform.
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