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Mr. Geraint Howells
asked the Secretary of State for Wales how much Government money was allocated to hill and upland research and development in Wales during 1979; what were the corresponding figures for the last 10 years; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Nicholas Edwards
The main responsibility for research on hill and upland farming in the United Kingdom lies with the Hill Farming Research Organisation. Government money is allocated to agriculture research and development jointly for England and Wales. Some hill farming research is carried out at the Welsh plant breeding station hill centre at Pant-y-Dwr, near Rhayader and at the
Date | Number | Average Cost Per Head | Total Cost | ||
£ | £ | ||||
1 January 1976 | … | … | 19 | 5,259 | 99,922 |
1 January 1977 | … | … | 20 | 5,729 | 114,580 |
1 January 1978 | … | … | 21 | 6,060 | 127,266 |
1 January 1979 | … | … | 22 | 6,693 | 147,247 |