World Agriculture Outlook 1975 Prospects Improve Globally
Global crop prospects for 1975 look brighter than last year with favorable weather across regions. Europe suffers some delays from cold wet weather. Latin America faces feed grain damage. USSR spring grains face drought concerns. India’s monsoon timing could affect rice yields. US yields expected up, world wheat and coarse grains may hit records. Africa and Asia show promise. prices shift amid inflation and oil-price effects. Global food aid expands as World Food Conference actions proceed. France eyes soybeans after 1973 crunch. potential 250 000 to 350 000 acres by 1980 depending on price ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Latin America
Ussr
India
U.S
China
Asia
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Africa
U. S
United States
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zook & Rance, Inc
Gap
Southeastern
Penna
George F. DeLong
Lititz
Eastern Lancaster Co
Melvin Herr
New Holland
North Western Lancaster Co
Earl B. Ginder
Manheim
Southern Co
Henry DeLo
Southwestern Lancaster Co
Ben Greenawalt
Conestoga
Lehigh Co
Richard W. Moser
Bethlehem Rd
Catasauqua
Mongar & SE Berks Co
Uy Arno
Rosewood Drive
Douglasville
Chester Co
William Windle
RDI
Atglen
Berks Co
Roger Heller
Robesonia
Belleville Area
Louis
Peachy, Sr
Reedsville
South Central
James L. Yoder
RRI
Chambersburg
Adams Co
Area Memo N. Risster Rri
Gettysburg
Frankin Co
Martin Rds
Waynesboro
Mark H. Yoder
Western Washington Co
Charlie Campbell
Newville
Washington Co
Earl H. Moyer
Hagerstown
World Agriculture Outlook
Argentina
Australia
Agri King
Fulton, Ill
Trulock
Dickey John
Gutshaill's
Womelsdorf