Self supporting agriculture to break rural credit ties
Dr Knapp argues for closer bank cooperation with county agents and government experts to promote diversification into animal husbandry and other crops. He warns the South’s dependence on cotton keeps credit precarious and pushes for rural education, better roads, and farm life schools to fit country life and boost profits.
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