G. F. Warren, Elements of Agriculture, pp. 372-398;
Sir Horace Plunkett, The Rural Life Problem of the United States, pp. 59-82;
John Phelan, Readings in Rural Sociology, pp. 162-183;
K. L. Butterfield, The Farmer and the New Day, pp. 1-29;
E. G. Nourse, Agricultural Economics, pp. 210-223;
A. H. Benson and G. H. Betts, Agriculture and the Farming Business, pp. 1-12;
S. J. Buck, The Agrarian Crusade, pp. 111-141.
Group Problems
1. How the national and state departments of agriculture help the farmer in your state. References: J. E. Boyle, Agricultural Economics, pp. 312-327; L. H. Bailey, The State and the Farmer, pp. 89-111; E. G. Nourse, Agricultural Economics, pp. 553-565.
2. Making country life more attractive. References: C. J. Galpin, Rural Life, pp. 212-260; J. M. Gillette, Constructive Rural Sociology, pp. 168-199; L. H. Bailey, The Country Life Movement; University of Virginia, Alumni Bulletins, Rural Life Conferences, passim; Report of the Country Life Commission.