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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1984

Page

22

Block says farm cuts remain undecided amid reform push

Agriculture Secretary John R. Block told reporters at the USDA outlook conference that the jury is still out on how deeply to cut farm programs from record levels. He advocated a fair across the board freeze but warned against precipitous cuts harming an industry in pain. He outlined plans to progressively reduce costs and pursue a market oriented 1985 farm bill, studying non recourse loans and the role of target prices while stressing the need for reform for long term health.

Washington John R. Block Block Administration Congress Agriculture Department United States

Texas woman knits from homespun Australian wool

Barbara Bolin of East Texas dreams of a self built home near Tyler while spinning and knitting with wool she sources from Australia. A former math teacher and mother of two, she runs The Wool Factory in Hahndorf with a partner, teaches spinning, and crafts sweaters from Merino and Border Leicester fleeces.

Texas Ms. Bolin Jim Black Fork Creek Tyler Australia Tyler Junior College Hampshire British Isles Adelaide University of Adelaide Weavers and Spinners

Expected 1985 Net Farm Income Drops Amid Higher Costs

An Agriculture Department analysis projects 1985 net farm income at 19 to 24 billion dollars, down from 1984's 29 to 33 billion, due to rising production expenses and shrinking government payments. The report notes excess commodity supplies and weak farm conditions persist, though some gains come from lower feed costs and export volumes.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S

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Colleges and Veterans’ Benefits the College Board NEA Graphic Uncle Sam Hahndorf Bolin USDA Gary Lucier Jim Johnson Economic Research Service Baytown Skyr Fern Obermeyer Pruett & Park Gary Marsha Burns W. Sterling
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