Agricultural Co Operation And Organisation
Agricultural Co Operation And Organisation
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Now, though this small depot becomes the first exchange or market for the rural commodities themselves, and may even return to the farms which supply it the butter and cheese which have been made at the factory from their own milk, the most obvious use of the recon- stituted shop will be to supply those other commodities which are not obtainable from the land itself, and many of which, indeed, are not grown in Britain at all. Tea and sugar, clothing and utensils are the " pro- ducts " of the sh...ipowner and manufacturer, just as corn, meat, and milk are the products S3 THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES of the homeland. No agency can supply these to the rural districts more efficiently than the Industrial Co-operative Societies can. A more direct and valuable source of supply could scarcely be conceived. The famine in foreign and manufactured articles which is so notorious in the country districts is equalled by the dearth of the fresher vegetable and animal foods which the town dweller needs so urgently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, though this small depot becomes the first exchange or market for the rural commodities themselves, and may even return to the farms which supply it the butter and cheese which have been made at the factory from their own milk, the most obvious use of the recon- stituted shop will be to supply those other commodities which are not obtainable from the land itself, and many of which, indeed, are not grown in Britain at all. Tea and sugar, clothing and utensils are the " pro- ducts " of the sh...ipowner and manufacturer, just as corn, meat, and milk are the products S3 THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES of the homeland. No agency can supply these to the rural districts more efficiently than the Industrial Co-operative Societies can. A more direct and valuable source of supply could scarcely be conceived. The famine in foreign and manufactured articles which is so notorious in the country districts is equalled by the dearth of the fresher vegetable and animal foods which the town dweller needs so urgently.
What to read after Agricultural Co Operation And Organisation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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