Irrigation and tiling to boost land value and health
The article argues stagnant water causes disease in crops and people, urging irrigation and comprehensive tiling to reclaim land. It cites Minnesota flour mills and historical land value examples, claiming tiled heavy soils mimic irrigated yields and prevent waste. It warns neglect leads to illnesses, crime, and loss.
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