Farmers urged to end federal subsidies and grow freely
An editorial notes $3.2 billion in farm subsidies paid in 1966 including $22.2 million to New York farmers. It argues for reducing controls and eliminating subsidies to allow market forces, diversification, and export growth, aided by the New York Farm Bureau’s stance.
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U.S. Senate Appropriations Commi
New York State
Washington
Questin
Wee Long
United States
New York Farm Bureau
Stratton Presses Agriculture Dept Meetings on Dairy Prices
Stratton and the Northeast Dairy Bloc push for higher milk prices for New York dairy farmers. They urge hearings on the New York New Jersey Milk Marketing Order No 2 and plan meetings with Agriculture Department officials to seek timely relief amid costs and labor shortages.
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Washington
Samuel S. Stretton
New York State
Department of Agriculture
Stratton
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
New York
Northeast Dairy Bloc
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