Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 188, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1926 — Page 13

NOV. 12, 1926

SEES INDIANA’S FARING • dESI SINCE 1320 Federation President Comments—Keeping Up With Other States. This has been the most prosperous year since 1920 for the Hoosier farmer. William IT. Settle, Indiana Farm Bureau Federation president, who tours the State from one section to another, made this statement today declaring it is in aefcordance with statements of the secretary of agri-

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culture and is supported by other government reports. “All in all, this has been a little above the average along agricultural lines in bne State: Iri many instances farmers have paid off local indebtedness, although the mortgaged indebtedness in Indiana is increased over 1925," said Settle. “Hoosier farmers have fared as well as those In any other State, unless it is Minnesota and Wisconsin and possibly Michigan. Indiana is along with the average. Settle expressed the belief that farmers the State have gone as far as they dare go along the lines of diversified farming. There is A danger of overproduction in dairy products and other perlshablesi he said: / Like National Problem According to Settle, the problem of the Indiana fanner Is the national problem whereby farmers will receive benefit of the protective tariff the same as industries and other business. ‘‘The main difficulty Is that farm-

ers are forced to sell commodities, especially those with an export surplus, at world market prices, and in turn are forced to buy supplies In a highly protected market,” said Settle. Labor costs the American farmer about three times as much as agriculturists of other countries, lie pointed out. „ “Though acreage was low the wheat crop yield was splendid — probably best in the State's history. Farmers over the State received an average of about $1.20 per bushel,” said Settle: ‘‘Oats was greatly damaged by the wet weather, hut the yield was good. Much of the crop was not marketable and had to he fed to stock. !>>ss by Hog Cholera ''Corn crop was fair; some localities suffered damage from rain. Farm era Whrt raised hogs and sheep in most instances fed them at a profit, although hog cholera loss was tremendous this season. “Cattle feeders did not do so well. There is a tremendous business done by truck farmers in this State-. They

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