Pastoral Agriculture on the Great Plains and Its Promise
The article argues for pastoral agriculture across three-fifths of the continent, detailing buffalo grass, vast plains, and nomadic tribes. It discusses climate, resources, and the potential for arable use, irrigation, and a central city at the Mississippi basin, urging adoption of pastoral production to transform industry and society.
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Great Plains described as future empire of pasture and industry
The article proclaims the central American plains not deserts but calcareous pasture fields. It defines their bounds from Louisiana to Iowa and Rocky Mountains, notes scant timber, eastward rivers, and a dry climate. It forecasts pastoral agriculture as a grand natural industry and highlights the plains as the world’s pasture fields.
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