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Wheat price drop hurts exports and world market stance
A Washington report by Congressman Bob Price argues U S wheat prices are too low to boost exports. Using Panhandle farm data 1963 to 1968, Price notes 8 cents per bushel lower receipts for U S farmers while Dutch processors pay 28 cents more, aided by foreign levies. He cites the International Wheat Agreement as reinforcing low U S prices and calls for removing foreign levies and export fees to create a fair world market and boost rural incomes. Other items: city rain ordinance in Twin Falls, unsung hero award cancellation in Detroit, and a 16 year old wins Iowa rolling pin throw at the fair.
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Republican Task Force On Agriculture
Task Force
Bob Price
USDA
Panhandle
Price
United States
U. S
Gulf Coast
Netherlands
Twin Falls
Idaho
City Water Department
Detroit
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Des Moines
Iowa
Ginny Todden
Iowa Fair