Problems of Plenty: The American Farmer in the Twentieth Century (American Ways)
Problems of Plenty explores the American farmer in the twentieth century, focusing on agriculture amid conditions of abundance. Douglas R. Hurt presents a historical study of farming and its place in the changing story of the United States.
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Problems of Plenty examines the experience of the American farmer during the twentieth century.
The book considers agriculture in the context of abundance and the changing conditions surrounding American farming.
Part of the American Ways series, it offers a historical perspective on the role of farmers in modern American life.
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