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Cycling and Motorcycling Tourismxchange earner. Anxieties influencing agricultural economics and food policy were found to be economic, societal and environmental, and the Commission recommended increased support for the rural community. Increased support became more likely when the 1949 General Election brought into power the Nat

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Tourism, Hospitality & Event Managementred by trade barriers, including barriers in New Zealand, itself, which imposed restrictions on imports. UK bulk purchase agreements ended in 1954, but those had made farmers lose touch with modern marketing requirements for other countries. Farmers recognised early the importance of establishing re

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