WHEAT STOCKS
SHORTAGE IN EIRE. [BY CABLE —PRESS ASSN.—COPYRIGHT.] DUBLIN, January 13. Dr. James Ryan, the Minister for Agriculture, in a speech, said: “Eire is faced with a shortage of wheat and must devote a further 500,000 acres to wheatgrowing. Another additional 500,000‘acres are needed for the growing of feeding stuffs in order to forestall a shortage which threatens for June, July, and August.” SURPLUS IN CANADA. OTTAWA, January 13. Hon. M. Gardiner has advised the farmers of Canada to sow fewer acres of wheat. He said: “Canada is now faced with a carryover of five hundred million bushels of wheat. The war has closed practically all of our markets, except England.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 January 1941, Page 8
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