The True Secret of Profitable Farm Practices
The article argues fertile land can be preserved and productivity increased by proper cultivation and crop rotation, noting soil fertility as a quasi-permanent property. It estimates corn yields per acre, discusses manure returns, and compares costs, highlighting farmer value to landowners and the economic logic of farming choices.
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