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Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1926, Page 1

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SUUAK. beet prospects at home. LONDON. April 7. An interesting speech was made by Mr AY alter Guinness. Minister of Agriculture, at the annual luncheon of the British .Sugar Beet Society, one of the most intrguing statements of which being that he antiepates the average grower in this country will soon he able to beat the 10 tons per acre which is tiie average on the Continent. We gave as his reason for this anticipation that the farmers here have the adventage of the experience bought so dearly by Continental growers. He maintained that at the end of nine years of subsidy now being enjoyed l>y this industry it will he in a position to get ahead on its own account. For the rest, those who attended the meeting were not quite so optimistic. They stressed the lack still felt for extra labour at critical stages of the production of the crop. Another obstruction to their quicker attainment of a self-supporting basis is the provision of adequate railway transport.