A Tip On Missouri Corn
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At 40 cents per bushel, the rental for Missouri corn land is $11.12 more per acre in ten years than the aver- age for the United States; or, a yearly return of $1.11 higher than the average. Figuring the investment on a 6 per cent basis, Missouri corn lands are worth $18 more per acre than the average for the United States.
When we think of the great state of Kansas, we imagine great corn fields and long rows of corn-bins bursting with corn, and yet, according to the United States Department of... Agriculture, Missouri produced in the last ten years 54.9 bushels more corn per acre than Kansas; in other words, figuring the price of land on a 6 per cent investment, Missouri corn land will bring an annual rental of $2.19 more per acre than Kansas; or, as a business proposition, one acre of Missouri corn land is worth, upon a 6 per cent basis, $34 more than one acre of Kansas corn land.
Figures Don't Lie— and MISSOURI IS A GREAT CORN STATE.
5 CO H & o o H l-H o ,s the above, bushel of Boone State Corn Show, e State Board of ,ry, 1909.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 40 cents per bushel, the rental for Missouri corn land is $11.12 more per acre in ten years than the aver- age for the United States; or, a yearly return of $1.11 higher than the average. Figuring the investment on a 6 per cent basis, Missouri corn lands are worth $18 more per acre than the average for the United States.
When we think of the great state of Kansas, we imagine great corn fields and long rows of corn-bins bursting with corn, and yet, according to the United States Department of... Agriculture, Missouri produced in the last ten years 54.9 bushels more corn per acre than Kansas; in other words, figuring the price of land on a 6 per cent investment, Missouri corn land will bring an annual rental of $2.19 more per acre than Kansas; or, as a business proposition, one acre of Missouri corn land is worth, upon a 6 per cent basis, $34 more than one acre of Kansas corn land.
Figures Don't Lie— and MISSOURI IS A GREAT CORN STATE.
5 CO H & o o H l-H o ,s the above, bushel of Boone State Corn Show, e State Board of ,ry, 1909.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Missouri. State Board of Agriculture. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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