HC Deb 15 May 1918 vol 106 cc351-2
44. Mr. PETO

asked the President of the Board of Agriculture whether, with a view to carrying out the policy of preserving useful heifer calves, arrangements have been made for an adequate supply of calf foods in order to obviate the consumption of whole milk which the policy would otherwise involve?

The PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY to the MINISTRY of FOOD (Mr. Clynes)

I have been asked to reply. Arrange- ments have recently been made to increase the allowance of feeding-stuffs for calves up to six months to three-quarters of a pound per head per day.

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