Massey-Ferguson Sees Positive 1975 Farm Machinery Demand
Massey-Ferguson vice president Don L. Douglass predicts a much more positive 1975 outlook with strong demand for farm machinery despite moderating levels from the prior two years. He cites rising crop prices, high machinery sales, and planned production at near maximum capacity as the year begins.
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Don L. Douglass
Massey-Ferguson Inc
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Massey-Ferguson
Multinational Firm Reports 1973 Sales Gain Over 26 Percent
The company posted a 1973 sales increase above 26 percent with more than a third of its $1.5 billion revenue coming from North America. Alcohol contains 707 calories per gram according to the data.
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