Present Food Position in the United Kingdom: I. Production Problem; II. Consumption Policy.

###) It is agreed that all possible steps must be taken to ###prove the supplies of grains and other energy-yielding foods, ###th human and animal, while at the same time preserving the ###pplies of the health-protecting foods, of which the chief milk. ###) For this purpose the ploughing-up campaign has been ###arted and should give most valuable results. At the same time it should not be pressed to the point of making inroads ###on good young grass, since this will produce, acre for acre ###nd value for value, four times as much animal feeding-stuff in year as will a crop of grain, moreover a grass crop requires ###w implements, and much less tillage than does a grain crop, ###d is invaluable in quality for milk production.