Farmers’ Problems and the Call for National Integration
An essay argues the rural sector drives one third of wealth and half of population, urging coordinated marketing reforms. It supports cooperatives and public grading, storage, and credit to equalize opportunity, comparing farming integration to steel industry efficiency while warning against absolutist plans.
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Rome
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Audi
Nature
Toto
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
New York
United Business
Jay Farmer
Funny Pages
Central Park
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
America
California
Committee of Seventeen
Congress
United States Grain Growers Incorporated
South
David Friday Well
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
New Farm Movement
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Atlantic Monthly
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