The Italy of the Italians
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Speaking of the old school of fattori, who often superintended several poderi, or united farms, on behalf of one landlord, there is an old proverb that runs — " Fammi fattore un'anno e se non diventero ricco sari mio danno " (Make me steward for one year and if I do not grow rich it will be my loss).
In every province there are now to be found agrarian committees presided over by the chief cultivator of the province. In these committees the common Committees interests of the farmers are upheld,... and purchases are often made in common, for instance, of machines, or of seed. They are also encouraged to suggest to the Government possible improvements in methods and to do all in their power to raise the condition of agriculture in their district. Similar local committees are also formed in defence against hail, that terrible plague of the Italian farmer, by means of shooting into the hail-laden clouds. The formation of such committees is obligatory upon a district if two-thirds of those interested demand its institu- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaking of the old school of fattori, who often superintended several poderi, or united farms, on behalf of one landlord, there is an old proverb that runs — " Fammi fattore un'anno e se non diventero ricco sari mio danno " (Make me steward for one year and if I do not grow rich it will be my loss).
In every province there are now to be found agrarian committees presided over by the chief cultivator of the province. In these committees the common Committees interests of the farmers are upheld,... and purchases are often made in common, for instance, of machines, or of seed. They are also encouraged to suggest to the Government possible improvements in methods and to do all in their power to raise the condition of agriculture in their district. Similar local committees are also formed in defence against hail, that terrible plague of the Italian farmer, by means of shooting into the hail-laden clouds. The formation of such committees is obligatory upon a district if two-thirds of those interested demand its institu- tion.
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