Time running out for bargaining bill action
Washington faces slow progress on a controversial farm bargaining bill. Sisk and backers from Farm Bureau push to require good faith negotiations between farmers and processors, while critics warn of market disruption. House subcommittee delays and White House clearance hoops push action into summer.
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House Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculture Committee
Rep
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
American Farm Bureau Federation
Western Farm Co-Op
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Sisk
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Thomas
Foley
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Justice Department
Administration
Paul Findley
R-Nl
American Soybean Processors Association
European Farmers Struggle to Meet Beef Demand Abroad
Washington AP reports an agriculture department expert notes a world calf and cattle shortage fueled by rising European demand for beef. Italy faces imports strain as veal preference sustains calf slaughter, while U S and EC markets adjust. North American wheat exports remain high at 1.163 billion bushels in 1970.
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Agriculture Department
Larry EB. Stenswick
Foreign Agricultural Service
Stenswick
United States
Italy
Europe
U. S
DES tainted livers persist in cattle and sheep tissue
Washington AP reports DES the livestock-feed hormone continues to appear in cattle and sheep livers. A total of 19 tainted livers were found in 1,460 samples this year, with the latest from an Oklahoma steer. DES remains banned in food products by FDA rules, while critics urge tighter scrutiny amid rising meat costs and safety concerns.
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Agriculture
Department
Food and Drug Administration
Oklahoma
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DES
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Palm Oil's Rise Impacts Soybean Growers and Global Markets
The article explains Malaysia as the leading palm oil producer and notes palm oil’s growing share of world fats and oils. It compares palm oil with soybean oil, discusses production from fresh fruit and kernel, and highlights trade effects for U S soybean exports amid rising palm oil supply from Malaysia Nigeria Indonesia Zaire and the Ivory Coast.
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Metsiay
Urbana
Malaysia
Nigeria
Indonesia
Zaire
Ivory Coast
Southeast Asia
British Commonwealth
Central Africa
U. S
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