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Canada—only $006.1 million in; Expanding industrialization la the 1935-39 period-topped the inducing the number of people ‘3 billion mark in 1939 and con- living on (arms. In the 1940‘: ﬂame: to climb. about 25 per cent of Canada‘s

ed" as many as 27. "an achnem- meat." say the authors. "which clearly reflects the rapid pro- gresa at our agriculture."

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i In 1959 alone. (‘anadlan liarmeril paid $1l2.569.000 III tax- ‘es and another 3184 364.000 in wages. They spent 3348561000 for feed and stud purchased ‘thrnugh market channels. 319.- '428.000 inr electric power and iSlZB.92Ji.l'l10 Ior misccllancous .items including veterinary fccs. binder and balcr twinc. irriga- Ition charges, i‘cnce repairs. nit. - and so forth.

‘. "The chief characteristic of lwhat many people call the n2~ irlculttural revolution of the post- war era."'conclude the authors. l“Ia the ability of an evcr-de- ‘creasing number of farms to l produce an ever-increasing quan- itity of products of highcr qual- iity in {red the people of Can- ada and at“ nthcr countries"

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CONTAINED IN ARTIFLE ipnpulatlon lived on farms. By These. and a host of other in- 1956 this figure had shrunk_ in “resting facts and figures. are i 16 a per cent and Is still dwindl- ——'——_—"’_, ing annually. ’ The total farm land area in ilion acres. including (arm wond- lots. Of this total. only 100.3 million acres are improved. (-2 9 a million acres produce crops. 24.6 million acres are In sum- merfailow and 10.1 million ac-

Oediu In Wm" “'1 Ca“ acumen is UP m m" t'bl's' h” M" Acreage oi individual farms m a meme“ mazyl‘haa increased. but the number 39" “W'Mem rm" m“: got farms has declined steadily 5- Kim d “’9 Cam“? {since 1931 in the Atlantic. Cen- ol miﬁdtm‘ ltni and Prairie regions. 3"“ 0"“li , .number of occupied farms SWIG“! ""5 WW "‘ “‘e dropped tmm 728.664 in 1931 to MC“ WWW“ “" “P‘m'dlmms in 1956. m agree mt“ P'”"“‘“ 1‘15"” m m" ‘that the 1961 census will show a 0" Ming ""5 'mm mm '0 1 further decline in the number of

:‘aat. New laclllties are get-locwpkd "ms.

bum 1“ l" “‘3” W?“ “mm” Increased stcadily from 224 ac- “ m'a'“ "hm 5”“ Mk“ “’p‘rcs in 1331 to 302 acres in 1956. can. act- iinilnl for almost twn— Capital mveﬂpd m {a l. m m 0‘ Imam" process“! “5 husinesscs jumped from $4 5 hil- vosition 1* Mm chaiimﬂf‘i W lion in 19:5 to ahnut $114 hil- areuiy “Wandm Dmd‘wnm d ‘ lion in 1959. an increase of 2533

‘Canadn covers About 1739 ml]- 1‘ha Nam. after Entering a tea are in pasture. mil mum 3‘ summeﬂmd' Throughout the country the may 0? m “"33? The average farm size has 1mm Frcnch Fries and the per com.

leveral forms- of dehydrated mashed potatoes mw being INVESTMENTS made. Farmers in 19.15 had :34 hi1-

llnn invested in land and hulld- PROOF W STORES _ Inns. 80.5 billion In livestock and

A recent Chﬁ‘k "7 m3" Sims 93.5 billion in farm machincry. In Wm Canada show: that i In 1959 they had $7.2 billion m- m lea than in dim-mt vested III land nnd buildlnlzs. $2 of m‘l‘d W'B'N‘S 871‘ 3"311‘ billion in livestock. and 81.2 hi1» die to tht‘ i‘fmqlmi‘r- ‘lion in farm machlncry.

Alon includcd in thc linmpi The average total investmcm d easy~t >prcparc products are per farm was up from 86.385 in Man potato puffs. imcn N"- 1935 tn 8mm in 1959. ﬁes, IMP“ hash hrmvn. dlfﬂ‘il Farmers' md slim-d potato“ Mil ﬁ'Mﬂ creased even faster with the in- and dmﬁratﬁi and I W!de crease In the value or their 1! scallop and au gratin mixesllarmr. Capital expenditure! Ior tutu dehydrated slices. constructim. machinery and

prodth available in equipment. and their upkeep. he west are unified and mlcllmbcd from 371.5 million In Wile pntatm. frown M11935 to $649 million In I“. tied whole mama and even. Farmers have other stagger- a mix for potato pancakes. log expenses. such as purchases

Potato mnsimptian which hal of fertilan and pesticides. declined from an pounds W‘Sales of fertilizers in Canada penal In 1900 in less than 100.roac from 112.479 time in 1935 m in 1155 has levelled m‘toﬂlliltmala 1969. Sale! near the 100 pound ﬂoure. Mpesticideeroaetrmntslmll- 'hk me d prepared m lion in 1917 to a whoppinu 01! may bring a shit! here-e h‘mlllloo in 159. total «resumption. The agricultural labor force

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