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Peace and the Livestock Outlook after World War I
Montana Banker argues that postwar food demand will rise and U.S. livestock production must stay high. He cites Europe's hunger, Hoover's food program, and a need for more breeding stock to meet exports. He warns against production lag and expects strong prices and continued profitability for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Europe
America
Herbert Hoover
Congress
United States
P. G. Holden
Allied Park
J. R. Reynolds
Manitoba Agricultural College
Manitoba, and Control Advisory Board
North America
Food Administration
The
Department of Agriculture, Meat Producers
Montana