WHEAT CONFERENCE.
THE SESSIONS ENDED. (United Press Association— Copyright) .... »• :; ROME, April 17. The Wheat Conference terminated after arriving at a conclusion that the further, lowering of production as necessary, to avoid a ; world surp us, quotas already being over-high when Compared with the estimated demund The report recommends that the Governments, where possible reduce milling extraction ami adopt denaturing This would be pracS Britain, but not in America.
Reduction of milling extraction would moan that more wheat would be used in flour manufacture and, also that there would be more bran and pollard,. Naturally for Great Britain, always a heavy importer of bran and pollard, the suggestion would. be acceptable, hut J America would not be eager to increase production of by-products when she already has a very large exportable surplus.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 54, Issue 160, 19 April 1934, Page 5
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