The old conservative attitude of agriculturists in Great Britain had disappeared, and farmers all over the country were seeking to benefit from the great volume of research work being done on their behalf, remarked Professor F. P. Worley, of Auckland University College,, who returned recently from England. Particularly noticeable was the effort to grow all classes of foodstuffs under more intensive systems, and he thought the English farmer was striving to make much more of dairy farming. In the south of England there had been a remarkable change to a prosperous condition of the countryside, and he saw many beautiful farms.
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21084, 8 February 1934, Page 12
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