U S and Soviet Union Open Long Range Farm Cooperation Talks
Farm-Trade policymakers from the United States and the Soviet Union begin a series of sessions in Moscow to build an ongoing framework for agricultural cooperation. They plan May and October meetings to set up working groups on research exchanges technology and data collection to narrow gaps in knowledge about each other’s agriculture.
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