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The German Mortgage System and American Farming
The piece argues American farmers face funding limits, contrasting German land mortgage banks with individual loans. It describes Frederick the Great style land bonds, landowner risk, and how Germany used cooperative mortgage banks to fund land improvements. It concludes the American Commission on Agricultural Cooperation should study a similar system to broaden farmer access to capital and enable intensive cultivation through improved machinery and credit.
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Berlin
Europe
Americas
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Cousti
Tito
Frederick
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Yeats
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Ringdom
Prussia
Frederick the
Cyeat
Munsy
Ted Gene
Moray
Germany
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Avery
Wetter Meiindly
New Farm
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United States
Satanniva Cullivanian
Néhdini
Marty
Ingether
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Sulay Prade
American Commission On Agricultural Co-operation
Frederick the Great
Marverius
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Tor the Individual Landowner. He Was Wirthwhys On Theostreigo
Hartly
Landach
Ifeluni
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Tmanth
Nepromterd
Honda
American Commission On Agricultural Coroperation
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Society of Torrowing Termere
Solliaré
Mortgieet
Freimers
Mortage Farms
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Avery Bend
Mintora
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Tha Amerdeen Commission
Department of Agriculture