The Farmer and City Gardeners in Mix of Prosperity
The piece argues city residents neglect home gardens while farmers should grow for market. It cites poor fruit and vegetable quality in transit, praises Bermuda grass, and shares anecdotes on crop yields and labor. It notes broader economic issues tied to farming, dairy, and markets.
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