Farming Prosperity on the Missouri Slope Era
Letters from farmers in Adams and Perkins Counties describe successful years despite crop fears. They cite steady crops of small grain corn and oats, growing cattle and hogs, diversified farming, and no debt while sharing how homesteaders turned to sustained farming after early boomers left.
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Farmers report success from Adams and Perkins counties
Letters from settlers like Lyman R. Dayton Johannes Brientaseh and Nickeson recount farming gains in Adams and Perkins Counties. They cite rising corn yields from 30 to 40 bushels per acre, stock increases, improvements worth thousands, and net yearly gains from cattle hogs alfalfa and grain, illustrating a frontier investment push and emphasis on soil and stock expansion.
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