On January 11, 1972, the subcommittee heard further testimony on land ownership, use, and distribution in rural America. Witnesses gave testimony on: (1) Land ownership in California and the Nation; (2) the difficulties encountered in finding out who owns the land; (3) the implications of the continuing trend toward ever-higher concentration of land and economic and political Power in agriculture; (4) current developments in California agriculture from an historical perspective and their impact on farmworkers, farmers, and others affected by it; (5) the extent to which government policies and programs were meeting and serving the needs of all people in rural American; (6) the ecological and environmental implications of present and projected land ownership and use patterns; (7) rural-urban migration: and (8) the Federal tax laws pertaining to agriculture and migratory labor. Among the witnesses were attorneys, journalists, and representatives from the Agribusiness Accountability Project, the Bank of America in San Francisco, the Rand Corporation, and the California AFL-CIO. (NQ)