The Farm Problem by Barnard Baruch
Baruch argues farmers face real grievances and need modernized marketing and distribution. He urges equal opportunity, cooperative integration, and public measures such as storage, weighing, credit, and world-market information to stabilize prices and support a prosperous, self-sufficient national agriculture.
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Rome
Denis
Ag Wse
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Toto
Department of Agriculture
Iike
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
New-York
Maune
Gelig
Capta
Department of Agricullure
Anc
Cahners
Central Park
Chicago
Hall
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
America
California
Committee of Seventeen
Congress
United States Grain Growers Incorporated
David Friday Well
Chnract
Kansas State Boart of Agriculture
Comuittee
New Farm Movement