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The outlook is for further improvement in the economic position of American agriculture in 1937.
"Land, buildings and fences. -- These are furnished by the landlord. He usually pays the taxes against the real estate and provides he materials to keep the fence in repair, the tenant doing the work. Man labor. -- Almost invariably provided by the tenant. Competent tenants are commonly allowed to farm as they deem proper. Work animals. -- These are furnished by the tenant. Feed for the horses, like feed for the cows is taken from the undivided crops raised on the farm, or feed is purchased at joint expense. Farm machinery and tools. -- Dairy-herd ownership. -- the landlord furnishes half or more than half of the cows. Where a large herd is kept, the landlord frequently owns all the cows whe...
And recommendations. pp. 67.