Extension Expert Forecasts Grain Market Pressures in 1973
Dr. Roland D. Smith notes 1972-73 will be marked by high feed demand, poor weather, and strong export sales driving higher prices. US grain shortages stem from Soviet purchases, cottonseed supply issues, and weather. USDA programs aim to expand soybeans and wheat, but world crop risks could ease prices next harvest.
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Roland D. Smith
Smith
Soviet Union
U. S
USDA
India
Australia
Friendship News Highlights Weekend Visits and Church Event
Miss Ann Graham visited her sister Mrs. H C Pope in Friendship and attended church services. Guests at Minnie Lee Collier’s included Mrs. J C Walker of Diana and Jim Collier of Austin. The Friendship Methodist Church held a six o clock dinner and a business meeting.
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Ricky Richter
Milam County
Rockdale
Darlene Hengst
Thorndale
Daniel Richardson
Cameron
Lynne Ann Falke
Leroy Stephens
Robin Gray
Donald Fleming
Robert Riola
Cheryl Henson
Gause
Boyd Stephens
Bud Gray
Dalton Caffey
Lloyd Lamere
Minerva
Simon George Hall
Sandra Marak
Buckholts
Wynona Scroggins
Throndale
Rose Mary Ehler
Rebecca Riola
Paula Fleming
Tami Gray
Deborah Stephens
Priscilla Lamere
Gary Hollas
Brian Cobb
Ann Graham
H. C. Pope
the Friendship Church
Minnie Lee Collers
J. C. Walker
Diana
Texas
Jim Collier
Austin
Bennie Dixon
Friendship Community
Eugene McCormick
Mike
Tommy
Paralee McCormick
Joe Bales
J. L. Bales
Friendship Methodist Church
J. T. Shelton
Wayne Doskocil
Don Prusett
Kenneth Conner
Davilla
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Bill McCutchen
Mills
Southwest States
Doris Myers
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
Rio Grande Valley
By Rodney B. Kruse
Levi Jeans
Cameron Motor Co
N. Fannin
Boston
Armecast
Texas Department of Agriculture
W. H. Walker
Abe Oi
Strato
Pho
Tor
Whit
Irestone
Aer Tire
Abc-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Firestone D.C
Firestone
Horstmann Tire Store
A. T. Ball Lumber Co
P. O
Bryar
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