IMPROVING FARM PRODUCTION
ELABORATE PLANS PROPOSED
IN GERMANY
BERLIN, March 23,
Elaborate plans, designed to increase farm production, were announced by General Goering in m broadcast to which farmers throughout Germany listened. He said: "Henceforth we will treat desertion of the land as an .evasion of responsibility. New measures are for the benefit of the nation, not the individual." . The chief provisions*provide for first, the supercession of incompetent farmers by State-appointed managers, second, a reduction in the price of fertilisers, and third, £16,000,000 to be devoted to farm improvements.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22050, 25 March 1937, Page 15
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