You have a world of go-d
grazing in your country and the
man who is just bey inning would,
in my judgment, ba wise to fig
ure on his cows earning a con
siderable portion of their livin
by grazing during a large part
of the year. He can raise a
world of stuff on forty acres of
land and, if he provides himself
with a silo and takes good care
of everything he produces, lie
will find that fotty acres
will balance agaiost a very con
siderable area given over to
pasture. After he increases in
his experience and adds a little
to his resources he can either
put in a second pumping plant or
enlarge his first oe.e. It he h3s
more water than forty acres will
require, he can add more culti
vated area of course, and let Lis
business grow just the same in
this generation as business has
grown in every other generation.
Men don't get rich in a single
season faiming, as a r. lie, and
me attraction or tno business is
not the lure of sudden wealth
It is to be foi, rid in the gradual
increase of the farmer's possess
ions and the slow but sure
growth of his bank account, to
gether with, the perfect certainty
that in time, the value of his
land holdings, particularly his
cultivated lands, will enhar.ee.
