Publication Details

Published: January 1, 1953

Publisher: Iowa State College Press

Location: Ames, IA

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31274/isudp.1953.82

Downloads: 5397

Chapters

• Summary
• 1. Egypt's Unchanging Agriculture
• 2. Too Many Farmers on Too Few Acres
• 3. Mass Education Essential to Farm Prosperity
• 4. Extension Should Not Carry a Club
• 5. Agricultural Monopolies
• 6. Britain's Guaranteed Farm Prosperity
• 7. No Place for Political Neutrality
• 8. Europe's Socialism Is Not for Us
• 9. Who Should Own the Land?
• 10. Nationalized Land
• 11. Who Should Inherit the Land?
• 12. Security for the Tenant
• 13. More Food From Every Acre
• 14. Trees, Grass, and Cows
• 15. The Forests -Our Neglected Income
• 15. Grass by the Tons
• 17. Tailor-Made Food and Livestock
• 18. North Countries Tackle Livestock Disease

Citation

Yohe R. 1953. What Our Farmers Can Learn From Other Lands