The World's Wheat Supply
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On these points Mr. Sydney C. D. Eoper, who is officially connected with the subject at Ottawa, speaks of — " the existence in the North-West of the finest undeveloped wheat fields in the world." He adds, however, that at present the population is lacking, as also are lacking the immediate inducements to immigration, though a marked advance in wheat values would probably supply both the one and the other. He at the same time recognises that the appreciation of prices, when it comes, is not like...ly to be lasting. Lastly, in regard to the non-extension of area in Canada under existing circumstances, it is said that it is actually in contemplation to appeal to farmers to reduce their acreage under wheat in order to check over-production.
So much for the probable prospective capabilities for wheat production of the United States, Eussia, and Canada.
But it is safe to assert that there are very large areas suitable for the growth of the crop in other countries of the world, which have as yet been opened up only very partially, or not at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On these points Mr. Sydney C. D. Eoper, who is officially connected with the subject at Ottawa, speaks of — " the existence in the North-West of the finest undeveloped wheat fields in the world." He adds, however, that at present the population is lacking, as also are lacking the immediate inducements to immigration, though a marked advance in wheat values would probably supply both the one and the other. He at the same time recognises that the appreciation of prices, when it comes, is not like...ly to be lasting. Lastly, in regard to the non-extension of area in Canada under existing circumstances, it is said that it is actually in contemplation to appeal to farmers to reduce their acreage under wheat in order to check over-production.
So much for the probable prospective capabilities for wheat production of the United States, Eussia, and Canada.
But it is safe to assert that there are very large areas suitable for the growth of the crop in other countries of the world, which have as yet been opened up only very partially, or not at all.
What to read after The World's Wheat Supply?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B John Bennet Lawes to read onlineMoreLess
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