The Past Before Us

the lack of emphasis upon such matters may reflect the character of the sources; the more numerous small ranchers left fewer traces.The result, however, is an apparent bias toward the outlook of the large feeder or operator.As the author notes, the Kansas Livestock Association was dominated by such figures.That fact may explain in part the Association's opposition to direct sales and community sales barns when trucks began to provide alternatives to railroads and central markets.Notwithstanding these caveats.The Kansas Beef Industry establishes a standard and model for similar studies to follow

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