THE WHEAT PROBLEM.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18900, 15 January 1927, Page 17

THE WHEAT PROBLEM.

rjre WE 33 - &r -4h« Ho t a >groffing ifl the ?*Wl^nߣrs ' • ir f restatement made ' •"Sfldegrce a P ub agriculture nearly 7 Seii. rflew. !^SgSS-SS» , Sfl&t®£?Vr tSSa^'iX*c6usideration to ' l^^ttergivcn 'v 1? l Zealand in regard * eff ' of wheat and B hj'mis decided that invests of the < r? ( J^r» hle l1 1D every encouragetn ensure suffici--Mfid * re ?i„ for breadthe supply of *Lg and S Z essential, for the industries. ,2trj aII . S Wclear to a"? 0 " 0 t .public proH* necessity and lmport«^ce® c ", t crowing are set forth m $^ 16 tt because the farmer rc/P,^ a fvery small profit after aU b .. deducted To labour-crtating -nidus Lii t<*.increased uncm--1(■/"*{ n .would/appear that the ll&s appeal to tlio Minister was viz., that the tf'A«r ffas not equivalent to m 4f L " .The Australian flourJesses at least two v ?MVdrantaees over that ot the _j ?ii a niieat supply cons'iJWpW' higher■■'percentage, of dry a!av a large .export busiNS^tiirtH?" ll ' 6 "' m tc ! t n "\ k ?j®imiifepacity. It would not be pjKSialise the consumer to the lifek our flourmilling industry MWmi unduly. It is generally we hove too many mills "''^Million"to" deal with a purely it seems-a pity that means could not be the iiumb?r., Regarcl.'WßMfcffiAn as to • whether the to place on the •proving whether of Australian ■mre^' 1 ' i ' lion: ' sl " ti!jtl ' c ' s arc all d published as to of tho Domincrops. And as jawSßrnta'-a:.solemn pledge that would be given -imported flour is disturbing facfarmer- has fflliip ect t ' iat l ' ie ® e P art " function it is to 7 SpMPiiflWisli statistics should ,<MW position to supply the ■ ■; especially as I provision is-..made; for made ■; an(L ; iilsb'|^ --ttee some to ISfbnNnh of our/proijtfction. vJ, or more than/tbe p roeu 1 >feusiff at ; present'&isl!ing'3l®Mrs. etc.,