Speaking of Australasia's agriculture, the development is actually quite satisfactory. As a country with a population of just over 20 million, Australasia's food production is already sufficient for domestic consumption, and even if the population doubles, there would be no problem.
Due to Arthur's emphasis on agriculture, by 1920, Australasia's cultivated land area had reached 39.5 million acres, and total grain production was as high as 18.5 million tons, setting a new record.
Of course, this has also led to the annual growth of Australasia's grain exports. Australasia's grain has been sold far and wide in Asia and Europe, becoming one of the most famous grain-exporting countries.
This is also the advantage of having a smaller population; fewer resources are consumed, so more materials can be exported in exchange for a large amount of foreign exchange income.
