Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-06-27 | Page 5 | Great Future for Farms Predicted in Argentina

Great Future for F arms Predicted in Argentina 1 , BUKNOS AIRES, Junt 17 (Br A-w A-w T Arfentlna Im m, tend hr lor-" lor-" tunM ar to mud In lh In tentlv typ of farming, In th Judffmtnt of Loon M. Estabrouk, an . American airlcultural. expert, who haa been reorg anlilnjr the latlntl-1 latlntl-1 -' eat and crop reporting department k of tha ArgenUno ministry of agrl- culture. Referring to the marveloug agrl cultural development In hte own country In the past twentyflve years. Mr. Kstabroolc a&ld he felt i confident that similar chanKee would be wltneaaed In Argentina wtthln the next ten or twenty years. 9 "The tide of Itninlgrallon already has begun to flow In tha direction ; of Argentina," he said. "Tha vacant - spaces soon will be filled up and become productive, and new crops, such aa cotton, sugar fruit i, nuts and vegetables, will become Impor- rtant. The mineral and foreel resource re-source of Argentina will be developed, de-veloped, new industries will bee- labllahed to manufacture and ittlN Ice the raw material produced In the country, and to supply the neds of a rapidly growing population. V New towns will spring up and nil 'thla activity will give employment . to the men and the capital of Ar gentlna. "I expect thee changes to com , rapidly because th people of Argentina Ar-gentina ImprpHa me as being veiy adaptable, which la a sign of youth, vitality and intelligence. They are v quick to adopt Improved methods ajid can therefore .jroflt by . th experience of other countries.'