Hawaii's Agriculture Outlook Promising for Diversified Farms
The article outlines Hawaii in the early period as an inviting site for American farmers. It notes demand for horses, mules, poultry, and dairy stock, with local production expanding through imported high quality breeding stock. It highlights favorable climate, available crops, and government support through land acts and experiment stations, stressing practical paths for settler success and the need for adaptation to tropical agriculture.
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Honolulu
Roy
Hawaii
Milnland
Territorial Bureau of Agriculture and Forentry
Territorial Conservation Commission
College of YoHl
Mawali
Congress
Commissioner of Public Lands
Ile In Miso
Ottier
Tony
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Parisian
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Madeira
Alexander Young
E. V. Wilcox
U. 8 Agricultural Experiment Station
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Public Lands
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Beretania Ave
Emma Bath
ST. Clair Bidgood
A. B. Arleigh & Co. Ltd
Hotel
St. Near
Fort
ADE Pay
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Muanu ST
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Ingersoll
Jos
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Hawaiian Islands
King Sts
Honolua
Kapiolani
Harrison Mutual Association
Berciauia St
Hes and
Dri
Fashion Saloon
Inokck Benlly
Jack Roberta
Pel
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Chamber's Drug Co., Ltd