Mitigating Rural Isolation
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Rural Isolation 117 and other home equipment on their separate allotments of land. To make a change to such a completely different system of living as the farm village represents would involve the destruction of much of the capital so invested and the incurring a large removal expense. The economic loss involved in the proposal is so heavy that we: cannot expect seriously to see it executed.
Second, to the average farmer it would seem a costly inconven- ience to drive daily several miles to car...ry on his farm work. Where farms are small, as most of them are in Europe and to a less extent in the irrigable sections of the United States, the distances to the outlying land are not great. But the average size of farms in the United States is 138 acres. Were the farm village large enough to be of any great social advantage it should contain probably 100 families. This being so, in a district composed of average sized farms, the more remote farms would be about four or five miles removed from a centrally located village.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rural Isolation 117 and other home equipment on their separate allotments of land. To make a change to such a completely different system of living as the farm village represents would involve the destruction of much of the capital so invested and the incurring a large removal expense. The economic loss involved in the proposal is so heavy that we: cannot expect seriously to see it executed.
Second, to the average farmer it would seem a costly inconven- ience to drive daily several miles to car...ry on his farm work. Where farms are small, as most of them are in Europe and to a less extent in the irrigable sections of the United States, the distances to the outlying land are not great. But the average size of farms in the United States is 138 acres. Were the farm village large enough to be of any great social advantage it should contain probably 100 families. This being so, in a district composed of average sized farms, the more remote farms would be about four or five miles removed from a centrally located village.
What to read after Mitigating Rural Isolation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John M John Morris Gillette to read onlineMoreLess
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