Carter the Guinea Worm Saint of Decency and Legacy
Jimmy Carter, famed peanut farmer from Plains Georgia, leads a post presidency crusade against Guinea worm disease. He founded the Carter Center in 1986, with cases dropping from four million in twenty countries to about three thousand. He jokes about outliving the Guinea worm as a final goal and remains a symbol of humane public service.
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Jimmy Carter
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George W
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Georgia
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It's All in the Land and Profit Pressure for Farmers
Calvin Daniels argues land prices reflect investor interest and finite supply, not just farm returns. He notes high acre values like figures around 800 to 160000 per quarter section and questions long term profitability for grain and livestock amid rising land costs and external pressures.
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Europe
Alberta
United States
Canada
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