Debacle of flax and wheat policies stirs blame in Canada
A reading of trade, government controls, and World War II era wheat policy criticizes carryover blame on farmers and weather, cites the Marshall Plan funds and England’s role, and argues western Canadian farmers lost billions under the UK wheat deal while questioning future marketing pools and grain exchanges.
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