Agriculture faces new transport challenges ahead
USDA transportation officials at the Agricultural Outlook Conference warned that despite partial relief from rail car shortages and truck deregulation in 1980, grain and coal demand, new rail legislation, and rail line closures will complicate 1981 shipments. They noted a potential boxcar shortage if Pacific port haulages tie up cars, with record grain and cotton exports projected for 1980-81 yet manageable if equipment turns quickly.
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Agricultural deregulation shaping 1980 81 transport outlook
Officials from Pepin County predict modest problems from railcar shortages and the 1980 81 deregulation, noting improved locking, expanded barge fleets, and port handling to reduce delays. Dairy meeting heads to Durand January 8 with UW extension dairy specialist Terry Howard discussing TMR group feeding and Badger Balancer. open to all farmers.
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