The Business Side of Farming ... a Text-Book for Students in Agriculture And a Manual for Home-Study
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There is one more record which I cannot urge too strongly.
I refer to the yearly plots. This record will prove to be one of the most valuable and interesting parts of the farm history.
A plot is easily made by first drawing a square on a blank piece of paper and then sketching the fields. It is, of course, unnecessary to draw this to scale. A close approximation is all that is necessary. Following is an illustration : Office Methods.
Talk about office methods on the farm! Why not? Why should no...t the average farmer enjoy at least a comfortable desk and neatly printed stationery? Every boy loves "to do business." Surround him with a business atmosphere on the homestead and he will stay by you and succeed you in your old age; continue in your slip-shod methods and he will move to town and become a $40 clerk instead of a landed pro- prietor. Encourage your children to assist in your business; make them feel that they are intimately associated with you.
Take them into your confidence and, as they grow older, into your counsel, especially when you are considering your annual balance sheet and a greater prosperity, wider influence, and a more contented family will be your reward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one more record which I cannot urge too strongly.
I refer to the yearly plots. This record will prove to be one of the most valuable and interesting parts of the farm history.
A plot is easily made by first drawing a square on a blank piece of paper and then sketching the fields. It is, of course, unnecessary to draw this to scale. A close approximation is all that is necessary. Following is an illustration : Office Methods.
Talk about office methods on the farm! Why not? Why should no...t the average farmer enjoy at least a comfortable desk and neatly printed stationery? Every boy loves "to do business." Surround him with a business atmosphere on the homestead and he will stay by you and succeed you in your old age; continue in your slip-shod methods and he will move to town and become a $40 clerk instead of a landed pro- prietor. Encourage your children to assist in your business; make them feel that they are intimately associated with you.
Take them into your confidence and, as they grow older, into your counsel, especially when you are considering your annual balance sheet and a greater prosperity, wider influence, and a more contented family will be your reward.
What to read after The Business Side of Farming ... a Text-Book for Students in Agriculture And a Manual for Home-Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a John Andrew Bexell to read onlineMoreLess
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