The Peanut Plant
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Unfortunately, the majority of plantersare sadly deficient in that knowledge of commercial life, which wouldmake them masters of the situation. Too often they are bound by lien ormortgage, or else they have run up a heavy bill at the country store, and when the crop is made and ready for market, they are obliged to sellforthwith. Generally too, this is the very time when prices are lowest, and so the planter is obliged to part with the fruits of his labor atthe most unfavorable rates, and allow... the middlemen to pocket theprofits. It is only by careful economy and prudent management, on thepart of each planter for himself, that this evil is to be corrected. Without entering into the details of commercial affairs, we willendeavor to show the planter how he may go into market with his crop, prepared to command the best prices. To this end, it is essential thathe have his crop in the best marketable condition, remembering that agood article always sells well.
=Picking off the Peanuts. =--This part of the work, usually done by womenand children, may make or spoil the sale of the entire crop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfortunately, the majority of plantersare sadly deficient in that knowledge of commercial life, which wouldmake them masters of the situation. Too often they are bound by lien ormortgage, or else they have run up a heavy bill at the country store, and when the crop is made and ready for market, they are obliged to sellforthwith. Generally too, this is the very time when prices are lowest, and so the planter is obliged to part with the fruits of his labor atthe most unfavorable rates, and allow... the middlemen to pocket theprofits. It is only by careful economy and prudent management, on thepart of each planter for himself, that this evil is to be corrected. Without entering into the details of commercial affairs, we willendeavor to show the planter how he may go into market with his crop, prepared to command the best prices. To this end, it is essential thathe have his crop in the best marketable condition, remembering that agood article always sells well.
=Picking off the Peanuts. =--This part of the work, usually done by womenand children, may make or spoil the sale of the entire crop.
What to read after The Peanut Plant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones B. W. to read onlineMoreLess
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