Food shortages reshape world agriculture and markets
A. P. Maidenberg notes global food scarcity pressures industrial nations while boosting growth in developing regions. Brazil and Latin America expand crops as exports surge. Europe seeks subsidies amid import controls. U. S. exports raise prices and fuel calls to protect farm income.
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National Farm Safety Week Calls for Safer Practices
National Farm Safety Week begins Wednesday July 125. Farmers in Poe County are urged to review farming operations and eliminate unsafe practices before problems arise.
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National Farm Safety Week Highlighted by ASCS
D M Robertson, Executive Director of the ASCS County Office, notes thousands of farmers and ranchers are killed or badly injured in preventable accidents. Nixon designates July 25 31 as National Farm Safety Week to promote safer practices at home and in the fields. Community leaders and media will aid with posters slide sets and safety information.
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News Quiz Answers and Related Highlights
A compact recap of the WorldScope quiz results with items on France open-air tests and statements, plus named figures George Shultz and Harry S. Truman. It notes Indonesia, Poland, Hungary in a pictured context and highlights a Dallas Cowboys reference in sports.
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Farm policy risks higher food prices and potential shortages
An editor’s note cites Farm Bill policy and Secretary Earl Butz, arguing lawmakers push federal restraint on farming. It notes high per acre costs for cotton peanuts corn and beans and warns against relying on market prices alone to secure abundant production.
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