"Nobody but you and me and three or four others in all the province is plowing more than half his holdings." The suggestion of comradeship set Winston's blood tingling, but it was with a little laugh he turned over the pile of papers on the table, and then took them up in turn.
"'Very little plowing has been done in the tracts of Minnesota previously alluded to.

Farmers find wheat cannot be grown at present prices, and there is apparently no prospect of a rise,'" he read.
"'The Dakota wheat-growers are mostly fallowing.

They can't quite figure how they would get eighty cents for the dollar's worth of seeding this year.

Milling very quiet in Winnipeg.

No inquiries from Europe coming in, and Manitoba dealers, generally, find little demand for harrows or seeders this year.