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There are many million and million acres of cut- over land in the North and South awaiting the golden hoof that enriches every good inch of ground it treads.
Sheep Enrich the Land Just compare England with our situation. You can put that whole country in the upper and lower peninsula of Michigan and yet they have thirty million sheep. If they can raise wool profitably on land valued at from $500 to $2,000 per acre, why not here? Sheep have made England the richest agricultural nation of its siz...e in the world. Without sheep, millions of acres of chalk, so- called barren land in England, would be useless for the production of farm crops. But sheep are the greatest fertilizer. Give the South thirty million sheep and that question will soon be settled. Put sheep on the worn out farms of New England and you will no longer see her sons move away.
On January 1st the total visible supply of all kinds of wool in the United States was estimated at seventy- eight millions. Fifty-eight millions of same was domestic, twenty millions foreign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are many million and million acres of cut- over land in the North and South awaiting the golden hoof that enriches every good inch of ground it treads.
Sheep Enrich the Land Just compare England with our situation. You can put that whole country in the upper and lower peninsula of Michigan and yet they have thirty million sheep. If they can raise wool profitably on land valued at from $500 to $2,000 per acre, why not here? Sheep have made England the richest agricultural nation of its siz...e in the world. Without sheep, millions of acres of chalk, so- called barren land in England, would be useless for the production of farm crops. But sheep are the greatest fertilizer. Give the South thirty million sheep and that question will soon be settled. Put sheep on the worn out farms of New England and you will no longer see her sons move away.
On January 1st the total visible supply of all kinds of wool in the United States was estimated at seventy- eight millions. Fifty-eight millions of same was domestic, twenty millions foreign.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Decker, Alfred, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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