World stock highlights push for better empire farming
The article surveys global stock trends, noting Britain as a major meat buyer and dominant producer nations like Argentina Australia and Denmark. It discusses grass farming breeding imports erosion of empire markets and the push for faster ships and improved stock handling to boost empire trade and food security. It cites figures on beef and lamb imports and mentions Shorthorn stock from Scotland to Argentina and Prairie milk and meat production trends. It also includes light local items about a bullock in Murwillumbah and a milking contest at Mullumbimby.
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Australia
Argentina
South Africa
Rhodesia
Canada
New Zealand
Uruguay
Brazil
Great Britain
Ireland
Denmark
Scotland
Ottawa
Empire
Dominions
John Orr
League of Nations
Britain
South America
Holland
Sweden
Intain
British Mercantile Marine
Benos Ayres
England
Dominion
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