Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil
Art. 82. Gradually and opportunely there shall be installed in the colony
lands, mills and factories, having in view the improvement and production
on a large scale of cereals and other alimentary foods.
Art. 83. In an appropriate locality there shall be established a model
plantation for the breeding of cattle, horses and mules, in which there
shall be made a comparative study of the native and foreign breeds,
which best resist the climate of that region, to verify which may be
most advantageously improved by the method of selection, crossing and
formation of perfect types.
CHAPTER III
The premiums and favors to those who intend to found large plantations of
agriculture and cattle raising
Art. 84. To large plantations of agriculture and cattle raising that may
be founded, one in the Territory of Acre (between the Rio Branco and
Xapury) one in the State of Amazonas (in the region of the River Autaz),
and one in the State of Pará (on the island of Marajó, or other point
more convenient on the lower Amazon), the federal Government will grant
the following favors:
(a) Exemption from import duties, including the fees, in the form and
by the process described, in article 91, for all the imported material
necessary to complete the equipment of the plantation, including houses,
barns, pastures, fences, reservoirs, implements and machines, for the
culture, harvesting and treatment of cereals, and installation of
factories for milk products, the preservation of meat, as well as for
cattle and seed which are imported, within the first 5 years after the
installation of the plantation;
(b) Premiums of 30,000 mibreis for groups of a thousand hectores of
pastures artificially planted and conveniently fenced and of 100,000
hectores and of 100,000 mibreis for groups of a thousand hectores of land
improved for agriculture, and actually cultivated with rice, beans, corn
and mandicaco;
(c) Premium of 100,000 milreis paid for groups of 500 tons of foodstuffs
manufactured from milk, and canned or packed meat, which may be produced
in 5 years.
Art. 85. The claimant of a right to these premiums must make a previous
contract with the Minister of Agriculture, in which he obligates himself
to:
1. Present within one year a plan of the plantation, in which should be
mentioned the river port that would serve him, the courses of the rivers
which wash it, with a specification of these navigable for steamers,
launches or only for canoes, the zones of forest and plain, accompanied
by the plan of installation to be made, a descriptive memorandum of
the services, and industries that he intends to develop and a detailed
relatorio, indicating the quality, the quantity and cost of the materials
necessary to import for the first year’s work.
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