Includes: cuttings; letters from 2nd Lord Cranworth [earlier Bertram Gurdon], Thomas Dugdale [Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, later 1st Lord Crathorne], Marcus Sieff and Sir Desmond Morton, Treasury, commenting on LSA's chapter on agriculture; text of a lecture by Sir Harold Hartley on agriculture as a potential source of raw materials for industry; essays on food production; annual review and fixing of farm prices, 1952; statistics for animal feed imports and subsidies; Ministry of Agriculture leaflet and statement on livestock exports; memorandum on food imports from Ireland; notes taken by LSA from various sources; House of Lords official reports covering a debate on food production, April-May 1952; pamphlet by Henry Walston on Labour Party agricultural and food policy.