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 1  I,8 |  farmers if they expand their farms, and reduces the possibility
 2  I,10|    the very survival of their farms.~
 3  I,12|  lower profitability of small farms: when the profitability
 4  I,12|    the profitability of small farms is reduced, this makes the
 5 II,8 |  consumer goods, of homes, of farms, of one's own equipment
 6 II,8 |       artisan enterprises and farms of family size, of shares
 7 II,9 |   Development of Family-Sized Farms~38. The social teaching
 8 II,9 |  taking on paid workers.~Such farms should be large enough to
 9 III,1|    which creates family-sized farms contributes considerably
10 III,3|    techniques suited to small farms, the requirement of the
11 III,7| redistribution of land.~These farms are faced with complex problems,
12 III,7| tilling less burdensome. Such farms also find it hard to obtain
13 III,7|      that make the associated farms more competitive and can