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Dairy market shifts after 1987 budget act restrains sequester
The Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 ends sequester for dairy price contracts with the Commodity Credit Corporation. A 2.5 cent per hundred pounds tax applies to milk marketed in 1988. November butter and cheese stocks fell from 1986 and October 1987 levels. CPI shows dairy up 2.32 percent. whole milk, cheese, and other dairy items rose. National Cheese Exchange prices held steady. CCC purchases totaled 6.5 billion pounds for the fiscal year. Dairy cattle slaughter, exports, and Wisconsin milk shipments to Michigan are noted amid holiday plant scheduling.
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