Montana Land Prospects and Farming Costs
Montana offers low land values and strong yields, with undeveloped farms available below pre war prices. The state promotes long term abortation payments, federal farm loan support, and cooperative marketing to boost agriculture, citing high yields in oats hay and potatoes and expanding markets for wheat, cattle, wool, and dairy products.
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Montana 1924 crops surpass mining and lumber outputs
Montana’s 1924 agricultural output outpaced metal and coal values. Wheat and corn exceed mineral outputs, hay and timber lag behind the hay crop's value by millions. Estimated cash farm income reaches 110 million dollars for 1924.
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