Publisher's Synopsis
This is a historical record of the annual conventions of the National Hay Association, covering volumes 9-10. These reports offer a fascinating glimpse into the late 19th and early 20th-century hay industry, capturing discussions, presentations, and resolutions concerning hay production, trade, and standards. A valuable resource for researchers interested in agricultural history, the economics of hay, and the development of agricultural trade associations. Provides insights into farming practices, transportation challenges, and market dynamics of the period. Of interest to agricultural historians, economists, and anyone studying the evolution of agricultural practices and trade in America.
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