Farmers' Problems and the Path to Fair Market Reform
A national voice argues that farming's distress affects the whole country and demands modernized marketing, fair grading, and organized co operation. It compares agriculture to steel in needing integrated distribution to stabilize prices and ensure steady food supply for consumers and producers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Nature
Mey
Listow
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
New York
United Business
Wehan
Central Park
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
America
California
Committee of Seventeen
Congress
United States Grain Growers Incorporated
David Friday Well
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
New Farm Movement
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Bernard M. Baruch
Noarmalcy
Rmers
Hig
Arica
Arld