Cotton, Its Cultivation, Marketing, Manufacture, And the Problems of the Cotton World
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Breaking the land with three-horse plow?, and shallow and level cultivation of a growing crop.
CHAPTER XIX.
THE COTTON FARMER S EQUIPMENT OF TOOLS It is doubtful if any factor has contributed more to the advancement and progress of Amer- ican agriculture than the improvement of farm im- plements and machinery. When one contem- plates the enormous yields of American corn, wheat, cotton, oats, potatoes and other crops, he is struck with wonder and amazement. What a record our farmers have made ! ...But have you thought of the debt we owe to inventors and to makers of tools and implements, without which these tremendous yields would be impossible ?
Unfortunately for him, the cotton farmer has not had such advantages as his brother farmers in the use of labor-saving machines and tools. On far too many farms their use is limited indeed, and often we find only the one-horse plow and the hoe.
Cotton farming can never be profitable where this is true. The use of inefficient tools also means an economic policy at variance with the advance- ment and progress of civilization, since it restricts the possibilities of land and labor, and decreases their potential contribution to the human race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Breaking the land with three-horse plow?, and shallow and level cultivation of a growing crop.
CHAPTER XIX.
THE COTTON FARMER S EQUIPMENT OF TOOLS It is doubtful if any factor has contributed more to the advancement and progress of Amer- ican agriculture than the improvement of farm im- plements and machinery. When one contem- plates the enormous yields of American corn, wheat, cotton, oats, potatoes and other crops, he is struck with wonder and amazement. What a record our farmers have made ! ...But have you thought of the debt we owe to inventors and to makers of tools and implements, without which these tremendous yields would be impossible ?
Unfortunately for him, the cotton farmer has not had such advantages as his brother farmers in the use of labor-saving machines and tools. On far too many farms their use is limited indeed, and often we find only the one-horse plow and the hoe.
Cotton farming can never be profitable where this is true. The use of inefficient tools also means an economic policy at variance with the advance- ment and progress of civilization, since it restricts the possibilities of land and labor, and decreases their potential contribution to the human race.
What to read after Cotton, Its Cultivation, Marketing, Manufacture, And the Problems of the Cotton World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poe Clarence Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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