Gratton-Doyle asked the First Commissioner of Works whether he will, with the assistance of the Minister of Agriculture, culti-vote in Hyde Park a demonstration hed of the soya beans acclimatized in Regent's Park so that horticulturists may have proof that this valuable fodder plant' can be grown in Mr. Ormaby-Gore: T have consult-my right hon. Friend the Minister Jot Agriculture and Fisheries. 1 under-Stand. that the soya bean has been lurider experiment for several. years In this country, and Tt appears to be demonstrated that the plant "will come to. maturity ina favourable Season. "Further experimental worke is, however, necessary before the crop generally could. be regarded as one be. safely. commended to English farmers. In any ease, however, Tam areded that Hyde Rare would be on for either research or demonsiraey ind. a. most unbultable
tion of a farmers crop.
More on the Oil Monopoly Questions on the subject of the all monopoly in Manchuria and tha British industrial mission to that territory are still continuing in. the House of Commons and T append (Continued on page 482)
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