South Carolina's Invitation to the National Corn Show And New Corn Belt Facts
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*:* % That the area in square miles covered by the Old !> That the Old Belt produces in bushels three times as *> *t* much corn as the New Belt, on over twice the acreage ♦:♦ ♦> devoted to corn, yet the New Belt gets in cash for its *:* ♦:♦ crop of corn more than one-half as much as the Old *♦* % Belt, using prices prevailing on December 1, 1910. ♦:♦ *j* That the average price per bushel in the New Belt % ♦:♦ on December 1, 1910, was 67.5 cents against an aver- *j* '♦' W V W V '*- V W V V '♦' ...' * * * the commodity that now represents more than half of * % the agricultural exports of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*:* % That the area in square miles covered by the Old !> That the Old Belt produces in bushels three times as *> *t* much corn as the New Belt, on over twice the acreage ♦:♦ ♦> devoted to corn, yet the New Belt gets in cash for its *:* ♦:♦ crop of corn more than one-half as much as the Old *♦* % Belt, using prices prevailing on December 1, 1910. ♦:♦ *j* That the average price per bushel in the New Belt % ♦:♦ on December 1, 1910, was 67.5 cents against an aver- *j* '♦' W V W V '*- V W V V '♦' ...' * * * the commodity that now represents more than half of * % the agricultural exports of the country.
What to read after South Carolina's Invitation to the National Corn Show And New Corn Belt Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by South Carolina. Dept. of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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