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Arable industry welcomes support

"Thc Arable industry welcomes the Rural Bank's move into the- commercial area," said Mr David

Ritchie, chairman of the Agriculture Section of Federated Farmers. Arable exports are a

growth industry with a need for investment in machinery to maximise it's potential. The industry hoped that with the increased funds available the Rural Bank would be in a positipn to lend on machinery replacement and investment. Previously, capital for machinery replacement and upgrading has not been readily available. This move will reduce the ad-vantage held by the pastoral sector who have always had access to Rural Bank finance for capital stock. Mr Ritchie commented that he hoped this was the first step towards removing the distortions affecting land use. Government support measures to the pastoral sector have maintained land in pasture which could well have given a higher overseas revenue from cropping, concluded Mr Ritchie.

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Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 1, Issue 34, 14 February 1984, Page 6

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Arable industry welcomes support Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 1, Issue 34, 14 February 1984, Page 6

Arable industry welcomes support Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 1, Issue 34, 14 February 1984, Page 6

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