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The same principle applies to family is able to do most of the farm work . farming In using these concepts , I do not ... confusion that they are the true ones – their status in about what is meant by the family farm this respect will ...
The same principle applies to family is able to do most of the farm work . farming In using these concepts , I do not ... confusion that they are the true ones – their status in about what is meant by the family farm this respect will ...
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MeaBut the size and speed of the farm populasured in ratio to the total U. S. population , tion decline since World War II has been the farm population fell from 17.9 percent to neither voluntary nor desirable .
MeaBut the size and speed of the farm populasured in ratio to the total U. S. population , tion decline since World War II has been the farm population fell from 17.9 percent to neither voluntary nor desirable .
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THE REAL REASONS FOR forward , this share hardly increased at all . paid , an independent farm family with a What this really imports is that many farms , good income is far preferable to even a wellclassified as family - type because ...
THE REAL REASONS FOR forward , this share hardly increased at all . paid , an independent farm family with a What this really imports is that many farms , good income is far preferable to even a wellclassified as family - type because ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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