GOVERNMENT CONTROL
Sir,—National Party farmers who are influenced more by the-profit motive than a dMire to conserve the fertility of the sod are loud in their condemnation Gov eminent control. a group of peers, including L P rd , recommendations to the Britoh Gov eminent for post-war agriculture. S« the I Private ~«S? P thte land, it. was recommended ,mat_tnis be accepted, subject to a control ensuring good management. A .tenderer who would not, or could not equip * his land for proper fanning methods must sell out. It was advocated that land be mamtained m good, clean condition. - properly eqmpped with houses and buildings, and that a land commission be appointed to m vestigate estates suspected of being badly managed. Socialisation? Call it Pl ain common sens|-Yom|. R^bN Rakaia, September 11, 1943.
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24053, 15 September 1943, Page 6
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