BRITISH FARMING.
. TASK OF REORGANISATION. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, March 13. There seemed to be a strong current of opinion in Britain that the old system in the farming industries whereby supply was regulated by demand had broken down beyond repair, said Mr T. G. A. Muntz (assistant Trade Commissioner for Great Britain), who returned to Wellington to-day after seven months' furlough in England.
Some of the scheme for the marketing of agricultural produce in Briketing had already justified themselves but agriculture was so diverse that the task of reorganising the whole might take many years. Mr Muntz considered that the job of reorganising agricultural production and marketing to a certain extent, perhaps amalgamating Home and Empire production, would be at least as difficult as when commercial undertakings were amalgamated.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 130, 14 March 1935, Page 7
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