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Plantation farming: its wider application in agricultural classification

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  • 1965
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  • 2012-12-03T23:59:25Z
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  • The California Geographer 6: 25-28
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  • It would seem that the principle reason is too rigid a plantation definition. Economic forms are rarely static; modification is the rule, and the rate of modification has been constantly quickening. The plantation, as one of the most rational of economic forms is therefore especially susceptible to change. What is needed, then, is a more flexible concept of the plantation, one that will recognize its dynamic nature and not consign it to decline as soon as it deviates from classification criteria set up in a particular historical period. Although there has never been complete agreement on a definition of the plantation, there are several commonly-held biases.
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