Farm Bureau plea for unity and steady reform
A Farm Bureau speech urges all farmers to unite beyond organization lines in pursuit of economic justice for agriculture. It warns against class resentment, stresses support for markets and distribution, and calls for disciplined use of funds and civic responsibility in rebuilding prosperity through agriculture.
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Frank Jones
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Some Aspects of the Farmers Probleme in Markets
An early discussion on farming efficiency traces the need for orderly production and proportional distribution to demand. It notes that unorganized farmers cause price swings, shortages, and waste, while undergrading farm products allows profits to misprice goods between farmer and consumer. The piece cites disputes over quality, pricing, and modernization of marketing systems amid transport and cost constraints.
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Farmers seek cooperative marketing to cut service charges
The piece argues farmers face high charges for storing transporting and marketing goods sold under processor control. It notes California groups feed integrated, legally aligned marketing to dodge anti trust limits, while grain cotton tobacco hides wool farmers struggle to form large co operatives. It cites benefits of efficiency and rising living standards through labor saving devices.
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