Population trends may slow wheat growth and shift world market
A Bonn economist from a Rome Institute study shows population slowdowns in many nations, while wheat production keeps expanding. The result is rising global stocks and falling prices, with future farming shifting toward livestock as overseas wheat declines. Strong age-grouping and lower birth rates drive population changes, suggesting European agriculture may dominate wheat supply while overseas farming contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Henkiemann
Bonn -Poppeladorf
Germany
Winnipeg Free Press
International Intitute of Agriculture
Rome
Prof
Henkelmann
Europe
Can ada canal plan cited in New York Times letter
The Brockville Recorder and Times quotes a New York Times letter claiming Canada is building a canal from Georgian Bay to Hudson Bay to shorten voyages of U S vessels to Europe. It labels the claim as an example of American ignorance about Canada.
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Brockville Recorder and Times
Canada
New York Times
Georgian Bay
Hudson Bay
United States
Europe
Best Lamb In World Tempting Canadians to eat more lamb
Canadian farmers provide the best lamb in the world says the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Per capita consumption stands at just over seven pounds with 80 000 more lambs slaughtered in 1932 than the year before. The industry focuses on grass grown lambs from coast to coast and grain fed lambs finished in Ontario.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Rockies
Prairie
Foothills
Ontario
Ottawa
Grain Feeding Efficiency Among Farm Animals
Professor A M Shaw of the University of Saskatchewan notes grain feeds are costly and must be limited to approved animal types. He ranks poultry first in grain utilization, pigs second, dairy cows third for milk production, then beef cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Shaw
University of Saskatchewan
Progress by West fuels Canadian achievement over decade
The article argues progress by the western provinces over the last decade has driven Canadian success. It warns that shipping grain through U S ports erodes advantages for grain growers and causes losses to Canadian elevators and railways, workers, ports, and the broader Canadian transportation investment.
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West
United States
Canadian Railways
Canada
Bennett
East
Prairie
Anto
Sorder Cities Star
A Light Navy Blue Coat Like Woolen Dress Adopts Two Way Neckline
A light navy blue coat like woolen dress offers a chic two way neckline enabling buttoned wear on either shoulder. The one piece wrap design features a V neck, with various fabric options and patterns described. Premier Bennett’s Montreal speech defends Western provinces and links Western growth to Eastern prosperity.
How To Order Patterns
Winnipeg Pattern No. Name information appears with the address of the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. The fragment suggests pattern orders or cataloging but provides no concrete product details or dates.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
New Uses of Electrical Power Rise in Homes and Plants
The article notes growing adoption of electric devices in homes and factories. It mentions greenhouse heating via buried wires to control temperature, boosting seed and root growth, with costs deemed reasonable. A plant near Montreal reportedly used 30,000 kilohours in the past year alongside common appliances like refrigerators stoves and water heaters increasing energy use.
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Amon
Monreal
Electric&l
Orhore —Pioyal Bank Bulletin
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Bissful
Firmament
Anna Sten
Nana
U.S
Moy
Ruth Rogers
Montreal
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