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Our Big Problem in U S We Have Too Many Farmers
Washington argues that farmer numbers have fallen since 1925 while output per worker surged. The piece profiles 10 commercial farmers, part time and underemployed groups, and argues the problem is too many low income farmers rather than excess crops. It warns of higher food prices and taxes if current policies persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Arthur Mauch
Michigan State University
Orville Freeman
House Committee On Agriculture
G. W. Hedlund
Department of Agricultural Economics
Cornell University
Iowa
Freeminn
Herrel Degraff
Billie Sol Estes
Department of Agriculture
Ronald Erickson
Mich
Erickson
Denver
Committee For Economic Development
Indiana