FARMING AT HOME
GREAT DIFFICULTIES.
(Ver United Press Association.)
Wellington, February 15. On his return to-day by the Rangitiki after 15 mohths as exchange lecturer in economics at Leeds University, Mr H. R. Rodwell, of Auckland, said that a big bid was being made by England to engage in farming, but there were great difficulties in the way of reorganization, largely because of tradition and custom among the mass of farmers. Much more development of British farming could be expected, especially in butter and milk, also the beet and sugar industry. The quota effects were quite apparent. In keeping with farm expansion, he thought it possible that the quota would be applied to New Zealand butter.
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Southland Times, Issue 22508, 16 February 1935, Page 4
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