INCREASED PRODUCTION
... • i ■ , . BRITAIN’S WHEAT CROP j 1 . BEST SINCE THE WAR (United Press Association—By Electric . Teleeraph—Copyright) (Received 23rd December, 12.40 p.m.) LONDON, 22nd December. The “Daily Telegraph” says the 1933 _ British wheat crop is the best since the war. Tlip yield, which is" all of millable v’ quality, was 7,000,000 quarters from > .« 1,660,000 acres compared with 4,911,009 quarters in-1932. The Wheat Act al- o ready has remedied the position .' and. stimulated production by over two mil-lion-quarters. Nevertheless, the 1933 JY . . acreage is far below pre-war. During :• v the eleven months to 30th November,;... Britain imported 23,000,000 quarters. . ; ;v .
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 23 December 1933, Page 7
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