Under Arthur's command, the government quickly took action, and the corresponding policies to further promote agricultural mechanization were distributed to various local governments.
The most interesting part for agricultural practitioners was the government's subsidies for agricultural machinery.
In order to encourage the large-scale purchase of agricultural machinery, the Australasian Government specifically stipulated that various machinery products would be subsidized by 10% to 15%, and a single machinery product could have a maximum reduction of about 30 Australian dollars.
Whether it was a large corporate farm or a small private farm, such a subsidy policy could save a considerable amount of money.
At the same time, with more machinery, the farm labor could save more manpower, and the cost of manpower would also be greatly reduced.
