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~rribly high cost it, is P9SSlbl~ that in the
i.long run they may ' prove W be " . good
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he has hie ~e iD. t.hca "ood times that are
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that. DifficUlties thire .are .ahead, but ,n one I
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gr.oot impr~ement in the health
r-fi live' stock. Side by. ~de with.. these
I' :..te:qhnical methode, improved
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played in furt.her de-reJoping the' means ,of
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i;bat the Garman faTmer i. m.«>re ekilf ul than
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re.peoto he doee his work better. Notably, .
· he resorliof',.!'1'1 I .....ly to 4)(H)pe~i.toD ; and ·
th.. tbe peoieant is enabled to, IbllY aDd oelJ
~' .. lId9ant..g~uoIy . .. the large,l':iomer. The
cleu- leMon .... may learn from GermaD
""perience is that to inor..u..
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engaged in ;tillage, but to be~ter fa~ming.
The .oil ""'i been better . oultlvated,Vorop"
have been more skilfully manured, plants
and. e.ni_1e have been im,proved in type;
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now than 25 years ago. ·It is, indeed.., evident
that the larger production has not bOOn due

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it count. for little m the feeding ot .the
Gerlll&D: poopl •. • The agricultural.. popuJation
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The German fa.:rmer prod aoes 28 tons
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6. The Briti&h far""" !produOOl1 •
negligiMe quantity of sug.r.
The Gertna.n farmer produces 2f tqns
of .ouga.i:.
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It is shown that the ..... of cultlVl'
Und in Genne.ny baa aJi~tly decreased in
~nt yea.ra . . The reclamation .of .' moorl.nd,
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Agriculture, recently, prepared B-,p aper show- '
Eg . what bad been the de"eIol?ment . of
Germ&n a.grlcultur'l during' the liIst ,t hirty to
forty year. 'Ind how that dJovelopment had
been a.ooomplisbeit. . Some' strikln~ lesson«
may be learnt' from ' thee ..~-wstlgation8J
Jeoooll6 which,' every British fa'Fer .hould
take to heart. . TIle _
arresting facta are
th$ following, _
-ON 100 ACRES 'OF CULTIVATED LAND.
1. 'The Briti.h farmar feOOs from 45 to
60 persons.
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715 persons.
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The German farm.,,- grow. sa tons of
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8. The British farmer grows 11 .tons of
patatoee.
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f.rming was the beet in' the world, whether
it WM the cuftiv':l:ion of Icrops or the production of stock. ' So rar ... quality ' W88
I\, concerned he was right So far 88 qU6ntity
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The farm,er of -a few years . ago wne velJ'
mw:h adv;erse to learn .tnything from his
neighboU1's, much lase fro;m those who ~ved
in other countries. He believed that British

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