Titlebook: On the Road for Work; Migratory Workers on G. Thomas-Lycklama à Nijeholt Book 1980 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing 1980 USA.agriculture.depress

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Mobility of the Migratory Farm Worker,emand for workers to care for the crops: to plant, to weed, and to harvest. Several writers have vividly described this yearly movement of men, women, and children who follow the crops as they grow, ripen, and finally are picked. One wrote:

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Migratory and Nonmigratory Farm Workers: A Comparison,migratory farm workers. This would indicate that these two categories of workers are much more dissimilar than they have generally been thought to be, although they do the same kind of work. It may also indicate that there is a relationship between some or all of these factors and migrancy.

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Differences in the Earnings of Migratory Farm Workers,Most of the migratory farm workers leave their homes and travel northwards in order to earn money (although some do this for other reasons; see page 37). Advertisements in the workers’ home towns, in the newspapers, and on the radio promise them work, and they hear rumors about making good money harvesting up North.

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Migratory Farm Workers: Their History and Socioeconomic Context,red hand, but it has created the new need for a large labor supply available for short seasons of cultivation or harvest. Thus we have the migrant.” (U.S. Congress, Senate, Committee on Labor and Public Welfare 1960:6)

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Book 1980rkers have been essential to the American agricultural system for more than a hundred years, our knowledge of them is limited and quite fragmentary; it can be divided roughly into two types of information. On the one hand, we have the statistical data collected by various censuses and the data gathe

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