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124 34 114 1. 35 151-200 . .
177 32 127 1. 24 Over 200 .
261 35 113 1. 24 1 New York, Cornell Bulletin 295, p. 425.
268 FARM MANAGEMENT country. Apparently, the crop yields are as good, or a little better, on the large farms than on the small ones, with the exception of hay, which seems to yield a little better on the smaller farms. Certainly the small farms are not producing more per acre. In addition, much more of the food is consumed in the production, since more horses are kept per acre. Th...e smaller farms seem to be too small for the best production from the standpoint of the city, as well as from the standpoint of the farmer.
172. Relation of size of farm to keeping the boys on the farm. One of the chief reasons why boys leave the farm is because there is not enough work to make it pay to stay. There may be work puttering around, but a boy TABLE 53. RELATION OP SIZE OF FAKM TO BOYS LEAVING THE FARM, 674 FARMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, NEW YORK PE R CENT OF So NS ACRES FARMED FAMILIES At Home On Other Farms Not Farmers 30 or less 25 21% 33% 46% 31-50 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
124 34 114 1. 35 151-200 . .
177 32 127 1. 24 Over 200 .
261 35 113 1. 24 1 New York, Cornell Bulletin 295, p. 425.
268 FARM MANAGEMENT country. Apparently, the crop yields are as good, or a little better, on the large farms than on the small ones, with the exception of hay, which seems to yield a little better on the smaller farms. Certainly the small farms are not producing more per acre. In addition, much more of the food is consumed in the production, since more horses are kept per acre. Th...e smaller farms seem to be too small for the best production from the standpoint of the city, as well as from the standpoint of the farmer.
172. Relation of size of farm to keeping the boys on the farm. One of the chief reasons why boys leave the farm is because there is not enough work to make it pay to stay. There may be work puttering around, but a boy TABLE 53. RELATION OP SIZE OF FAKM TO BOYS LEAVING THE FARM, 674 FARMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, NEW YORK PE R CENT OF So NS ACRES FARMED FAMILIES At Home On Other Farms Not Farmers 30 or less 25 21% 33% 46% 31-50 .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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