Agriculture Act 1947 (1947 c 48)

This Act was a pivotal legislation that laid the foundations for post-World War II agricultural policy in the United Kingdom. It prioritised the stabilisation and efficiency of agricultural production through guaranteed prices and assured markets for farmers. This legislation aimed to promote better farming practices and secure national food supply. The Act introduced the creation of Executive Committees to oversee agricultural policies and subsidies. It reflected the government's commitment to supporting farmers and the agricultural sector, fostering a more sustainable and productive agricultural landscape in the post-war era.

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Agriculture Act 1947 (1947 c 48)

This Act was a pivotal legislation that laid the foundations for post-World War II agricultural policy in the United Kingdom. It prioritised the stabilisation and efficiency of agricultural production through guaranteed prices and assured markets for farmers. This legislation aimed to promote better farming practices and secure national food supply. The Act introduced the creation of Executive Committees to oversee agricultural policies and subsidies. It reflected the government's commitment to supporting farmers and the agricultural sector, fostering a more sustainable and productive agricultural landscape in the post-war era.

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Agriculture Act 1947 (1947 c 48)
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