FOOD PRODUCTION REPORT ON; by Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries in conjunction with S/S Scotland and S/S Home Department

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Papers 42(41) - 132(41)

Reference	CAB 74/6
Title	FOOD PRODUCTION REPORT ON; by Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries in conjunction with S/S Scotland and S/S Home Department
Date	20th June 1941
Former Department Reference	FP(M)(41) 78
Government Department	War Cabinet
Themes	Rationing and Supply
Subthemes	Agriculture and food supply
Document Types	Reports and Surveys
Civil Defence Regions	Nationwide
Organisations	Food Policy Committee, Home Office, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Scottish Office, Women's Land Army

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agricultural equipment, agricultural production, agricultural workers, agriculture, cereals, dairy, fertilisers, food supplies, labour shortages, labour supply, land usage, livestock, milk, ploughing, prisoners of war, seeds

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