Agriculture After the War
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The freedom it would give the farmer to develop his holding and embark capital on new ven- tures without the risk of having his rent raised or his improvements confiscated, would be valuable to men of enterprise, especially to those who wish to take up fruit growing and market gardening ; but these men are in a minority, and the majority, who are making what they regard as a sufficient income out of their cheap methods, will be confirmed in their restricted policies. In practice only a few farm...ers, anxious to develop, find themselves restricted by the present conditions of tenure ; the real problem, inherent in the renting system, would still remain of how a farmer or his representatives are to realize the value of either a special business that he has built up or the general improvement on a holding that he has brought up to a high pitch of cultivation. The burden of obtaining a purchaser of the improvements would have to be left to the tenant, for the owner can hardly be called upon to take over a speculation in which he has not participated from the outset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The freedom it would give the farmer to develop his holding and embark capital on new ven- tures without the risk of having his rent raised or his improvements confiscated, would be valuable to men of enterprise, especially to those who wish to take up fruit growing and market gardening ; but these men are in a minority, and the majority, who are making what they regard as a sufficient income out of their cheap methods, will be confirmed in their restricted policies. In practice only a few farm...ers, anxious to develop, find themselves restricted by the present conditions of tenure ; the real problem, inherent in the renting system, would still remain of how a farmer or his representatives are to realize the value of either a special business that he has built up or the general improvement on a holding that he has brought up to a high pitch of cultivation. The burden of obtaining a purchaser of the improvements would have to be left to the tenant, for the owner can hardly be called upon to take over a speculation in which he has not participated from the outset.
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