FARMING IN GERMANY
Within three years German agriculture has been so organised as;to form one of the foundations of the country* future. Each farm product is control* led from production to, consumer. ; An unprecedented demand for^rrjachinery, with an increased use of fertilisers, indicates reasonable pfbspferityjand;,;the German farmer's confidence, .in j, the future. These observations^are.made in "The Farmer and Stockbreeder"; by "Blythe," who recently re-yisltied'Ger-many. The Europeafr situatfoh^ lend! significance: to his remark' that farm* ing in Germany is notftheifourth liri* of defence, as in Great Britain; but vth« first.: ■ • .'■■/ :'■ ■:.'■ ::::yf-^- '■ • ■'. ''"'
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Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 September 1936, Page 3
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90FARMING IN GERMANY Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 September 1936, Page 3
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