Small Farmer Cane Debate Aired in Hawaii Letters
August Iten replies to August Hen and F B McStocker on cane growing profits for non irrigated lands in Hawaii. He argues small farmers can profit by selling cane at about five dollars per ton, details mill costs, and notes irrigation raises entry barriers. Maui letter and Iten's critique cite profits, seed costs, and planters' association concerns.
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Mau News
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Pinkham Commission
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Jared Smith
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Planters’ Association
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