Agricultural Output and Machinery Trends Across the South
A 1940s summary notes shifts in farm income and equipment. Lint’s share reaches 1.0 billion dollars with other quarters around 0.25 billion. Tractors in the United States more than doubled and farm motor trucks rise 9 percent from 1940. The value of all farm equipment in 1940 dollars declines by about one third while iron and other machinery costs stay high.
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