Denmark Agriculture Commerce

ally, was greatly extended and is expected to become one of the important factors in the future foreign trade of the country. In fact, in the first nine months of 1919 Denmark exported more than $3,000,000 worth of seed. Denmark after the Armistice The signing of the armistice brought an end to the period of Denmark’s isolation. The Danish farmers turned to their former markets for the purchase of corn, oil cakes and fer- tilizers. Total imports from the United States in 1919 in- cluding transit goods amounted to $163,965,478 as com- pared with $11,353,845 in 1918. The effect of the open- ing of the markets of America is indicated in the improved situation in Denmark in 1919. The number of cattle in July 1919 was 2,188,000, indicating a gain of 64,000 head 11