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FormatJournal Article
Title, AnalyticBroom Corn on the MIssouri Prairie: An Important Cash Crop for German Immigrants
Journal TitleDer Maibaum
Date of PublicationSpring/Summer 2022
Volume ID35
Issue ID1
Location in Work13, color illustrations
MKI Annotation"An extensive cottage industry of broom corn raising and broom making grew up along the Missouri-Kansas border. German immigrants planted broom corn and opened small shops, which provided an income until they could expand into other businesses." Describes broom corn growing and harvesting, and the making of brooms.
Call NumberMKI Periodicals
MKI TermsGerman Americans -- Missouri/ Bates County (Mo.)/ Agriculture/ Economic conditions/ 19th century