Nixon to Keep Meat Import Quotas at Last Year Levels
Washington AP reports evidence that the Nixon administration will hold 1972 meat import quotas at the same levels as the voluntary restraint agreements of the past two years. Officials say the 1972 quota likely stays at 1.16 million pounds, with negotiations underway with Australia and New Zealand, which supply about 20 percent of meat imports.
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National Corn Growers Seek Price Support Boost
The National Corn Growers Association urged Agriculture Secretary Karl Butz to reinstate corn acreage controls and raise loan rate toward parity. Walter Goeppinger and other Iowa leaders argued for a strategic grain reserve and higher price supports to avert a repeat of past short crops, noting strong exports and storage costs.
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Anglus Angus membership and trade notes from 1971
A fragmented report notes that gains and bears argue against approving raise due to global allocations. November imports reach just over one billion pounds, down about 50 million from 11 months of 1970. Inclusion of new Angus members in Missouri and Iowa is announced amid ongoing USDA concerns about dock strikes hindering supply. References to 20 years ago and political shifts in Australia and the United States provide contextual backdrop to quota debates and industry tensions.
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Lichty Farm Program Overhaul May Be Necessary
Washington grain industry official warns that if the Nixon administration fails to raise 1972 crop production to Congress expectations, farm programs will be overhauled. Robert Liebenow, president of the Corn Refiners Association, Inc., cites looming record corn and wheat crops and predicts two consecutive record years could push lawmakers toward major changes.
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Nixon
Congress
Robert €. Liebenow
Corn Refiners Association, Inc
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