A Preliminary Study of the Utilization of Man Labor On Certain Wisconsin Farms
"A Preliminary Study of the Utilization of Man Labor On Certain Wisconsin Farms" (1913) offers a detailed snapshot of early 20th-century agricultural practices. Authored by S W Mendum, this study provides valuable insights into the economic factors influencing farm labor. Readers interested in the historical evolution of agricultural techniques and rural economics will find this an illuminating resource. The study explores the relationship between labor utilization and farm profitability in Wisconsin, giving a glimpse into the lives and work of farmers during a pivotal period in American agricultural history. An essential read for agricultural historians, economists, and anyone interested in the historical roots of modern farming practices.
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