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Soviets plan big expansion of grain storage by 1980
The Soviet Union aims to raise off farm grain storage capacity by about 40 million metric tons to reach 180 million tons within five years. U.S. experts note current losses due to poor storage run around 10 percent and say better handling could reduce imports needs and alter future grain trade.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Fletcher R. Pope Jr
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Pope
A. Paul Danyluk
Moscow
United States
Danyluk