Our Opportunity and Responsibility for World Food War Demand
A early 20th century bulletin urges American farmers to expand tillable land and adopt disc harrow technology to boost crop yields for wartime needs. It links plowing, cultivation, and mechanization to profits, farm power, and national food security, citing experts on soil prep and seedbeds.
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Douglas Malcolm
IHC Service
America
United States
F. H. DeMaree
The
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Daniel Scoates
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi
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