Editorial on farm program ideas and six points
A University of Chicago economist proposes six basic points to cure U.S. agricultural ills. The piece questions reducing farm output without cost, criticizes postwar programs, and argues for careful consideration of federal services, food aid, and defense-related foreign aid. It notes farming needs across science, human factors, and policy.
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Beng
Universty of Chicago
Dale Johnson
U. S
Johnson
Farmers Home Administration
REA
Itme
USDA
CCC
Johnson plan debated a five to ten year price support shift
The article analyzes President Johnson's proposed farm policy transition to lower price supports over five to ten years, plus worker retraining and farm consolidation ideas. It argues against abrupt end to supports and endorses phased change to avoid labor market shocks and farm bankruptcies.
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Johnson
SCS
ASC
FHA
REA
Extension Service
USDA
No Friday Meetings Slated at 1959 Farm Show Week
The 1959 Farm Show schedule lists over 120 meetings sales judging events contests and banquets but for the first time in years no groups have planned meetings for Friday the final day of Farm Show Week Harrisburg has introduced a new downtown traffic system with many one way streets and new pedestrian signals.
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Jesus
God
Gambhu
Clrgi
Harrisburg
Forage Testing, Seed Selection, and Farm Accounting Tips
Max Smith learns forage value through Penn State University testing services. Farmers are advised to plant certified seeds, store manure properly, and keep detailed farm records to improve yields and manage costs. The 1959 Agronomy Guide recommendation is noted for crop planning and fertilizer value.
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Penn State University
Penn State
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