S. Hudson, stated in a speech yester-system of fixed prices should be mai fained and that the year after the wear—a critical year for agriculture—[would not see the end of control.
Mr, Hudson added, the Government taking enernctic measures to make available additional supplies fertilizers required to increase the Jproduetion from existing amble fond brine grassland and derelict land to, full_ production.
"To offset the increasing demands by the fighting services Mr. Hudsé ued farmers to train additional inbour, most of which must be female. He paid tribute to. the magnificent Jwork already being done by the ciaht for nine thousand members of the women's land parly—British Omeial Wireless.
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