| Show HI tyvi r show 1925 best in five years for prices to the barme r W HA T THE CARMER t PRODUCED I 1 N 1925 I 1 e OMER SUCH AS WOOL F CROPS FOREST T A CC 0 4 POULTRY VEGE ANIMALS ABLES DAI RY RAISED A PRODUCTS CEREAL co FRUIT HAY FORAGE ono 6 co N SEED I 1 1000 oo I 1 LVA LUE 0 FARM Y YEARS 7 oo 00 1921 1917 00 1922 1918 1923 1919 0 abw 19 24 i 1920 1 92 5 agricultural much baulf lit 1125 1126 us as in iwa und I 1 li UK fanner artuer produced just juat about i ar w aa worth a hundred million millton dollars more according g t the annual yeary M d survey y of aho 0 ziar ck agricultural I 1 foundation toe The average of 0 41 U enrin larin prices lenow isi IS i I 1 percent per cent odthe 0 the pre pro prewar war arage as compared ith nt last year at this time in i a 0 he o real a of bf t this 8 tested early by the relation of 0 returns from the bale of farm product a to 0 wholesale arlivis of com in wh ich the farmer buys and consumes conni coni umes two tle leang arts stated the foundation ii dation t that hat the ibe purchasing pa power of lot th tho 8 ollar haa risen front froia 06 00 the lowest point fol following the war 1 to 0 00 for 1626 1025 uld icat e recovering 1 tle th low peak prior to the war ar ot pt alues of 0 tann farm products product a came in 1914 with 6 A alij ak valcoi i for or farm product a came valuation 5 n of 11 6 th e high peak tp lurid 9 I 1 am ivarol afir gross grosa tott total A br boelow abr L a b the pup our yeara an fn f a rm prices fail eli b below i low co cokol product production and corre vw ib atho 2 cotal value alue of all the farm farin Oro products duets raised in the united ta eat w at this ye year the produce 1 Is 8 estimated t wh abel e basli income e to the farmer tor for his 1028 1925 ark r rk will be de at t around u 4 |
