Postwar Canada farm plants face repair and rebuilding needs
A Western Canada study notes farm buildings lag prewar standards due to drought and war shortages. Maintenance costs may reach half original value, with many temporary structures torn down for efficient, modern designs. A reconstruction plan estimates up to a quarter billion dollars in ten years. Electrification remains sparsely adopted, while farm machinery backlogs demand rapid postwar upgrades and more sinking funds for rural power.
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Westin Canada
Thearm Management
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West Canada
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Bread Is Not Enough for Canadian War Effort
Farmers of Canada are urged to buy Victory Bonds beyond the limit of their resources to fund iron rations for soldiers overseas. Many have increased farm output for war needs while some rural citizens have yet to invest fully, reinforcing the message that bonds finance shells and bombs as well as bread.
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