Some Aspects of the Farmers Problems
Bernard M. Baruch surveys rural unrest and pushes for equal footing for farmers with other industries. He argues for storage, fair grading, credit, and coordinated selling, comparing farming to steel and urging gradual, lawful integration to stabilize prices and secure a steady flow of farm goods to consumers. He cautions against blanket blame and urges city and farm cooperation for national prosperity.
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