Some impressions of British farming
Abstract
My main impression from a visit to Britain in 1960 is that British
farming is acquiring a “new look”. This new look is not universal
and does not apply to a large number of small, poor farms, but
the upper strata of British farmers are making so much headway
that New Zealanders could learn a great deal from them.
The basic factor in this new look is money, mainly from subsidies.
Keywords
nitrogen; subsidies; grazing; fertiliserFields of Research
070106 Farm Management, Rural Management and AgribusinessDate
1960Type
Conference Contribution - Published (Conference Paper)Collections
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