AFTERMATH OF WINTER
SPRING PLOUGHING HELD UP
POSITION IN GEEAMNY
'Times" Cables.
i' LONDON, Sth March.
"Tho Times" Berlin correspondent states that .frost has so seriously de- | layed agricultural activities throughout Germany that preparations are being made on many farms' and estates to work day, and night. Tor night work, tractors fitted with powerful' headlights will be used. The weather is ' milder, but there is no sign of the! long-delayed thaw, which, when it comes, will take some time to melt tho. accumulated masses of snow,' especially as the lower layer has hardened to'ice. Even in the streets of Berlin this layer has to bo chipped away with picks and special shovels.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 7
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