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New Allotments Plan For Cotton
The cotton industry and the Carter administration support a new acreage allotments system for cotton growers. The plan would cost about 109 million dollars yearly through 1981, less than the current bill’s cotton provisions. It bases national allotments on domestic and export needs and uses an allocation factor to compute payments for harvested, planted acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter Administration
National Cotton Council
Congress
Agriculture Department
House
Cotton Council
House Agriculture Committee
Cotton Subcommittee
USDA
Howard W. Hjort
Subcommittee
David R. Bowen
D-Miss
Southeastern Seaboard
Bowen
Mississippi Delta
Richard C. Levy
Roger C. Langley
Levy
Langley
United States
National Institute of Mental Health