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Mobilizing the Acres
Rosenberg, James N. | March 28, 1918 issue

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Since United States have resources in equipment, labor, and capital, it will not be mature to be content with a slight increase in percentage of crop production. Crop production should be nothing less than doubled. Particularly, the production of the small farmer be increased. The various communities throughout the country can be made self-supporting and transportation facilities left freer for war purposes. The war has brought the need of much new legislation. The business of farming can be made to leap forward by giant strides with nothing more than the speeding up of existing mechanism.

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AGRICULTURE; TRANSPORTATION; LEGISLATION; WAR; CAPITAL; UNITED States
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