Millard County Chronicle | 1932-01-14 | Page 4 | New Ideas in Farming Confront the Juniors

new ideas in farming confront the juniors juniors 0 today have problems to solve quite different in many ways from those which faced their fathers and grandfathers an authority with the advantage of a broad outlook writes we have entered upon a new era in the farming business the boys and girls of this generation will have new farm problems to solve they cannot mabe make fortunes out of the ibe in tit the value of land as many of their fathers did who bought land thirty and forty years ago at ten to thirty dollars an acre nowadays the important n Is not how much the farm will sell for in ten or twenty years but what it will produce this year and the years following the successful farmer of the future connot hope to succeed without keeping the best live stock and adopting the best farm metho Is