The Western Range Letter From the Secretary of Agriculture Transmitting in Res
The Western Range Letter From the Secretary of Agriculture Transmitting in Res
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This State at times draws for cattle on all the 11 western range States, and Texas, Canada, and Mexico. There is a lack of suitable range land but an abundance of cropland products for fattening. Therefore, the closely integrated use of crop and range lands is of extreme importance in maintain- ing maximum production of livestock.
These regional characteristics and their influence upon local agri- culture serve to show how inseparable, throughout the West, the range and the farm have become. St...arting with the independent use of native forage by the pioneer stock outfits, coming on down through the period of intense conflicts between the homesteader, the sheep outfits, and the cowmen, we now find each use so dependent on the other that the elimination of one would seriously handicap the whole economic and social order. Only through the closest kind of coordination can the full potentialities of the land be obtained. Furthermore, the corollary is obvious, that neither phase of this in- tegrated agriculture can suffer serious impairment without seriously affecting the other, and the welfare of a whole region as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This State at times draws for cattle on all the 11 western range States, and Texas, Canada, and Mexico. There is a lack of suitable range land but an abundance of cropland products for fattening. Therefore, the closely integrated use of crop and range lands is of extreme importance in maintain- ing maximum production of livestock.
These regional characteristics and their influence upon local agri- culture serve to show how inseparable, throughout the West, the range and the farm have become. St...arting with the independent use of native forage by the pioneer stock outfits, coming on down through the period of intense conflicts between the homesteader, the sheep outfits, and the cowmen, we now find each use so dependent on the other that the elimination of one would seriously handicap the whole economic and social order. Only through the closest kind of coordination can the full potentialities of the land be obtained. Furthermore, the corollary is obvious, that neither phase of this in- tegrated agriculture can suffer serious impairment without seriously affecting the other, and the welfare of a whole region as well.
What to read after The Western Range Letter From the Secretary of Agriculture Transmitting in Res?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Dept of Agriculture Office of the to read onlineMoreLess
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