Farmers Seek Equal footing Through Cooperative Integration
The speaker argues for government action to equalize opportunity for farmers and advance rational marketing through storage facilities weighing and grading, credit, and world market data. He compares farm integration to steel industry practices, notes existing cooperatives, warns against overreach, and urges gradual, delta reforms aligned with national interests.
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Bis
United Business
Funny Pages
Central Park
Chicago
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United States Steel Corporation
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California
Committee of Seventeen
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United States Grain Growers Incorporated
David Friday Well
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
New Farm Movement
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