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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1989

Page

5

China unrest rattles grain market boosts dollar fears

University expert Darrel Good says China's political upheaval rattles traders and helps push wheat prices lower. Harvest delays and smaller US production offset some declines while fears over disrupted deliveries and port strikes add pressure. Stronger dollar may hurt long term US exports as demand shifts.

China Darrel Good University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service Outlook Good United States U.S Illinois

Yeutter: Budget cuts won’t shift farm policy soon

Secretary Clayton Yeutter said $600 million in Agriculture Department cuts will not bring major policy changes. He warned a budget reconciliation may limit subsidies and urged careful BST approval, arguing higher milk output could lower prices. Yeutter plans to tell EU agriculture chief not to delay BST decision.

Washington UPI Congress Agriculture Department Clayton Yeutter White House Yeutter

Consumers setting new paths farming will take

Cincinnati based UPI reports former Agriculture Secretary John Block says consumer demands are reshaping U.S. farming and food marketing. He argues price supports worsen under pricing, advocates less federal control and a direct pipeline to consumers, while urging stronger land conservation and pollution controls as the environment dominates farm policy.

Cincinnati UPI John Block United States Block National American Wholesale Grocers’ Association Black

Dairy herd buyout viewed as temporary fix for surpluses

A UPI summary reports the dairy termination program, started in 1985 to curb production by paying farmers to quit for five years, reduced subsidies and surpluses cost effectively but is not a permanent solution. GAO notes effects appear temporary and warns against long term reliance. The program cost the government $1.16 billion in fiscal 1988.

Washington UPI General Accounting Office Agriculture Department GAO

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