Preliminary Estimate of Agricultural Conditions at the End of 1944, North Central States
Midwest Regional Committee on Post-War Programs, United States Department of Agriculture
1943

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Report Foreword: This statement is prepared by the Midwest Regional Committee on Post-War Programs of the United States Department of Agriculture, to serve as a current record of things happening to agriculture during the war period and a forecast of things that may need special attention after the war. Some agricultural problems have been temporarily solved or relieved by the "war boom". The solution to others has been merely delayed. New ones are in the making. This preliminary report proposes to record as clearly as we can see now the trend of happenings, and what stage they may reach by the end of 1944.

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Title
Preliminary Estimate of Agricultural Conditions at the End of 1944, North Central States
Author(s)
Midwest Regional Committee on Post-War Programs, United States Department of Agriculture
Subject(s)
Issue Date
1943-07
Publication Type
Report
DOI and Other Identifiers
10.22004/ag.econ.341327
Record Identifier
https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/341327
Language
English
Total Pages
82
Note
Table of Contents: I. Changes in Agricultural Production --- II. Land Use from a Conservation Point of View --- III. Farm Labor and Rural Manpower --- IV. Farm Income, Capital and Credit --- V. Probable Condition of Farm Machinery, Equipment, Fences, Buildings and Household Equipment --- VI. Marketing, Processing, and Transportation Facilities for Agricultural Products --- VII. The Prospective Forest Situation by 1944 --- VIII. What Is Ahead in Farm Technology? --- IX. What Will Be the Farm Tenure Situation? --- X. The Rural Health Situation. States included: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
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