The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-11-25

81 have nine dams on little river
so feet across that runs through my
farm at Dearborn, Mich, and from
this small stream take between SOC
and 400 horsepower. My little stream
furnishes light and heat for my home
and buildings and the rest OF the cur
rent is wired over to my Dearborn
plant.
How many homes could the Mis-
sissippi heat if its power were con-
verted into electricity? How many
states could be fortified with the nj
trates that could be extricated? How
many industries could be, established
How many millions Of men could be
Il tell you it is time we awakened
to the neglected opportunities oul
country presents. 1t, is time we dc
something more than complain OF I'M
employment. It is also time that we
paid some attention to modern meth
odsso agriculture.
Old Farming to Go
Farmers may not know it, but the
old methods Of agriculture are about
ready to go. The farmers of the
very near lusutc oAe eo6 - :
bright, snappy young men from '1ae
cities. Iney are gong 70 nane n q: IS
of the time to agriculture that the
old fashioned farmers put in.
Fully 80 per cent of the farmers
work today is unnecessary. They do
not sufficiently fertilize their soil and
they do not use enough machinery.
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operation reqa'reu Juse iouI uay g.
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