Show BRAINLESS FARMING The day of a more diversified farmIng farm-Ing throughout the country is not far distant says an exchange and one of Its strongest points is not Inaptly put by It as follows though its argument argu-ment Is also a plea for more brain being mixed with the brawn It takes as brainy a man to win success at farming as it does in any other line The fool farmer Is the man who knows nothing except to plow and sow He enriches not his land he keeps no poultry no hogs no cows goes to no farm meetings reads no books continues in the same old rut and often ends by losing his farm to the monsylender Farming needs brains common sense energy thought reading and thinking lust as much as any vocation or profi > Jfnon Simply because the man has the pity sirai energy to pitch hay or hold a plow does not entitle him to be called a farmer There are fools In every calling but there are very few fool farmers among those who make a success suc-cess of tilling the soil |