Resources of Montana . 14 MONTANA—1920. Utilizing the Tractor in Roosevelt County Of flax, Iowa produced bushels per acre each year of the decade while Mon-tana produced bushels, a difference of bushels in favor of Iowa. Corn is a new crop in Montana and its production is just beginning to be under-stood, but notwithstanding this, Montana produced bushels of corn per acre andIowa bushels, a difference in favor of Iowa of 9-7 bushels. Montana outranked Iowa on six of the eight principal crops grown in the north-ern states on the average production per acre for the decade.
Resources of Montana . 14 MONTANA—1920. Utilizing the Tractor in Roosevelt County Of flax, Iowa produced bushels per acre each year of the decade while Mon-tana produced bushels, a difference of bushels in favor of Iowa. Corn is a new crop in Montana and its production is just beginning to be under-stood, but notwithstanding this, Montana produced bushels of corn per acre andIowa bushels, a difference in favor of Iowa of 9-7 bushels. Montana outranked Iowa on six of the eight principal crops grown in the north-ern states on the average production per acre for the decade. Every farm manage-ment survey that has been made in the country has demonstrated that the most suc-cessful farmers, those making the largest net incomes, are those whose crops areabove the average for the community. If this rule can be applied to the country,when Montana farmers emerge from the development stage they will be more suc-cessful and prosperous than the majority of farmers in the principal northern cropproducing states. So
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