Hay raising on Red River
W L Poster discusses diversified farming along Red River arguing hay crops can profitably replace continuous cotton. He cites alfalfa experiments, pasture use, and seasonal plantings with figures from 1800s tests, urging land held for cotton to instead support oats millet and alfalfa for feed and income.
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