The Pioneer Fringe
The Pioneer Fringe
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2, p. 31.
9 H. C. Darby in "Pioneer Settlement, " Amer. Geogr. Soc. Special Publ. No. 14, New York, 1932.
SOUTHERN AFRICA 217 of 20, 000- to 3O, ooo-acre ranches up to 100 miles from the railway at an altitude of 2000 feet. He reports 100, 000 head of cattle in one ranch at Nuanetsi. Another has 50, 000 head. The natural tendency in the future will be for both farms and ranches to be smaller in area. About Gwelo farms of 6000 acres have been divided into looo-acre tracts, and ranches of 60, 000... acres have been halved.
FIG. 163 Avilion Farm, Mazabuka, Northern Rhodesia. (H. C. Darby. ) The farm products of Southern Rhodesia compete in the world markets under extraordinarily severe conditions. Salisbury is 1 200 miles from the Cape; and, if railway and port elevator charges are added to the costs of steamship transport, any product reaches the world markets so loaded with charges that little is left for the original producer. General Hammond's report on Rhodesian railways concludes that no evidence could be found that naturally good land suitable for maize and within ten or fifteen miles of a railway was not being used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2, p. 31.
9 H. C. Darby in "Pioneer Settlement, " Amer. Geogr. Soc. Special Publ. No. 14, New York, 1932.
SOUTHERN AFRICA 217 of 20, 000- to 3O, ooo-acre ranches up to 100 miles from the railway at an altitude of 2000 feet. He reports 100, 000 head of cattle in one ranch at Nuanetsi. Another has 50, 000 head. The natural tendency in the future will be for both farms and ranches to be smaller in area. About Gwelo farms of 6000 acres have been divided into looo-acre tracts, and ranches of 60, 000... acres have been halved.
FIG. 163 Avilion Farm, Mazabuka, Northern Rhodesia. (H. C. Darby. ) The farm products of Southern Rhodesia compete in the world markets under extraordinarily severe conditions. Salisbury is 1 200 miles from the Cape; and, if railway and port elevator charges are added to the costs of steamship transport, any product reaches the world markets so loaded with charges that little is left for the original producer. General Hammond's report on Rhodesian railways concludes that no evidence could be found that naturally good land suitable for maize and within ten or fifteen miles of a railway was not being used.
What to read after The Pioneer Fringe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaiah Bowman to read onlineMoreLess
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