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But the more we study the modern achievements of agriculture, the more we see that the limits of productivity of the soil are not attained, even in Jersey.
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Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin
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Kropotkin argues that advancements in agriculture have not yet reached their full potential, even in productive areas like Jersey.
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