Agriculturalist predictions spark westward farming shift
In a 1868 letter from Prairie Farmer correspondent Gye J McGinnis of New Jao 0, 1S Lhe, writers discuss westward movement of agriculture from Nebraska, Kansas, and nearby counties. They urge settlers to break up sod, plant trees, dig wells, and invest now to grow vegetation and woodlands, while noting local posts on division and community plans amid cold weather and economic concerns.
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