But so long as this culture remains the work of isolated growers, its results must necessarily be inferior to those which the Jersey peasants obtain through their collective experience.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “But so long as this culture remains the work of isolated growers, its results must necessarily be inferior to those…”
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Kropotkin argues that collective experience in agriculture leads to superior results compared to isolated efforts.
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