The Grange and farmers unite for reform and organization
James Hose speaks at Union Ladling on February 1 about the need for farmer organization to protect agriculture. He extols the Grange for its declaration of principles and argues collective action against rising costs, professional fees, and political manipulation, urging strong state and national Grange participation.
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