BRITISH EMPIRE: Farmers
The Farmers' Union decided to send a deputation to Premier Baldwin to lay before him the "deplorable state of British agriculture." It is hoped that the Government will aid in the work of rehabilitation. Farmers are faced with heavy losses on arable cultivation—losses which they cannot sustain unless the Government helps, said the President of the Union.
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