The Truth About Florida
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The Government Bureau of Animal Industry reports that if every available source were drawn upon to the utmost it would be years before we could begin to catch up with the present shortage.
Nor can we expect much relief from Canada, Mexico, South America or other foreign countries even under free-trade arrangements, for it is not merely a local shortage we are facing — it is a world shortage. Oklahoma, Texas and the western country are no longer able to supply their own feeders and are beginning... to draw on Georgia and Florida. It is the Southeast and especially Florida that is in the best position to help the situation.
Uncle Sam is boosting the Southeast as a cattle country; and the packers, ap- preciating what present conditions mean, are pointing out the same thing; farm journals all over the country are showing their readers the bonanza oflfered by the native southern cow crossed with a grade bull. Opportunity is playing an "Anvil Chorus" on the door of every farmer in Florida, but the great majority are interested in the growing of speculative crops and it looks as though it were going to remain for outside cow men to realize the possibilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Government Bureau of Animal Industry reports that if every available source were drawn upon to the utmost it would be years before we could begin to catch up with the present shortage.
Nor can we expect much relief from Canada, Mexico, South America or other foreign countries even under free-trade arrangements, for it is not merely a local shortage we are facing — it is a world shortage. Oklahoma, Texas and the western country are no longer able to supply their own feeders and are beginning... to draw on Georgia and Florida. It is the Southeast and especially Florida that is in the best position to help the situation.
Uncle Sam is boosting the Southeast as a cattle country; and the packers, ap- preciating what present conditions mean, are pointing out the same thing; farm journals all over the country are showing their readers the bonanza oflfered by the native southern cow crossed with a grade bull. Opportunity is playing an "Anvil Chorus" on the door of every farmer in Florida, but the great majority are interested in the growing of speculative crops and it looks as though it were going to remain for outside cow men to realize the possibilities.
What to read after The Truth About Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larkin, William Lincoln, 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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