Texas cotton hen discuss federal plan in Texas
Four comments on the federal farm board policy toward cotton growers were heard in Texas with three favorable and one unfavorable view. Officials from Farmers' Marketing Association of America and the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association spoke, while Rep. Lawrence Westbrook and his cotton committee cited caution. Westbrook argued the plan might help Texas growers but noted the crop is largely ginned and sold.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Federal Farm Board
Farmers’ Marketing Association of America
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Lawrence Westbrook
McLennan County
Dan Moody
Westbrook
Lynn Stokes
Charles B. Metcalf
San Angelo
Farm Board Praised as It Plans Cotton Relief Funds
The vice president of the Farmers Red Ink Association of America and Yeary secretary treasurer praised the Farm Board and its proposed 100 million dollar fund. They said loans at low interest will aid co operatives and stop dumping while Stokes Metcalf and Yeary urged a Texas state farm board to coordinate with the federal body. There are nearly 1000 miles of canals in Holland.
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Farmers Reding Association of America
Yeary
T Ms
Farm Board
Stokes
Metcalf
Westbrook
Federal Board
Holland
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