What Post-war Policies for Agriculture? |
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20 million acres achieve agri agriculture we want already in farms attain believe benefits of electric commodities conservation culture democratic democratic process developed dictatorship ditions drainage and clear duction economic effect as rapidly efficient marketing expanded and put family farm farm family farm land farm products favor the family Federal food and fiber freer trade policy goals already high level home front ical income from nonfarm interest kind of agriculture labor land-settlement programs level of living located rural family low-income rural marketing charges marketing system means meet world competition ment national agricultural policy national policy nonfarm employment operation opportunities organization over-all owner owner-operatorship parity income parity-price index Part-Time Farmers ployment post-war potentially good land private ownership problems promote provide adequate put into effect Reclamation rural areas rural schools satis soil submarginal areas suitably located rural tenant tenure conditions tion tional U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING United world peace yield