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PIK Affects U S Exports as Grain Idling Spurs Competition
Darwin Stolte, president of the U S Feed Grains Council, warned at the Wisconsin Feed Seed and Farm Supply Association convention that the PIK program’s idling of 82 million acres may rival the 1980 Soviet grain embargo as a major threat to America’s world market share. He urged consistent policies and a unified farm sector voice to secure exports amid a strong dollar, export interventions, and emphasis on domestic sales, calling for steadier actions to supply industrial nations like Japan, Taiwan, and China.
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PIK
U.S
America
Wisconsin Feed, Seed and Farm Supply Association
Darwin Stolte
Japan
Taiwan
People’s Republic of China
Wisconsin
William Sprout
Terry Curran
Association
la Crosse Seed Co
U.S. Feed Grains Council
Stolte
USDA
Foreign Agriculture Service
Gvernment
Poland
Brazil
Argentina
South Africa
Canada
Soviet Union
Feed Grains Council
Midwest
United States