Chapter 245: Medical Reimbursement Policy

Due to the influx of a large number of immigrants and increased indigenous participation in agriculture, the total grain production in Australasia exceeded 6.7 million tons for the first time in 1907, reaching a new high since the establishment of the country.

If we consider the per capita grain consumption in Australasia at present, the grain produced in 1907 alone would be enough to feed over 20 million people, not to mention the various meats and dairy products from the well-developed livestock industry.

Thanks to the increased number of immigrants and indigenous population, the per capita arable land area in Australasia has increased by about 10%, even with the growth in agricultural population.

If we look at the population growth rate in 1907, it will take another five years for the population of Australasia to officially surpass 10 million.