Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!

Sign up free
Page thumbnail for The Black Hills Union
Story January 15, 1897

The Black Hills Union

Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota

What is this article about?

Editorial from Southern Farmer urging southern farmers and planters to diversify agriculture by producing local supplies instead of relying on other states, to avoid bankruptcy amid declining staple crop viability.

Clipping

OCR Quality

98% Excellent

Full Text

More Diversity Needed.

The seeming certainty that the great staple southern crops will no longer warrant the farmers and planters of the southern states in buying away from home all their current supplies and producing at home only these great southern staple crops, must lead every thinking person identified with southern agriculture to the imperative necessity that now confronts us of protecting ourselves by producing at home all of the agricultural products that we have been in the habit of buying from the other states. This is said in no selfish spirit, but as a matter of absolute necessity, without which reform general bankruptcy will surely reach most of the farmers and planters of the south.—Southern Farmer.

What sub-type of article is it?

Editorial Agricultural Advice

What keywords are associated?

Southern Agriculture Crop Diversity Economic Reform Bankruptcy Prevention

What entities or persons were involved?

Southern Farmer

Where did it happen?

Southern States

Story Details

Key Persons

Southern Farmer

Location

Southern States

Story Details

Urges diversification of southern agriculture to produce local supplies and avoid reliance on staple crops, preventing bankruptcy as a matter of necessity.

Are you sure?