Brazil’s inland farming push and educated settlers urged
Reports note Brazil plans to expand agriculture inland under INCRA. Trade data shows growth, with Brasilia's 1960 founding and over a million residents by 1969. Education policy requires schooling and work for 16 and older, with government support for promising students. Coastal concentration limits unlockable land.
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Brazil
INCRA
Ruth
Pennsylvania
Summer fruit harvest outlook shows small gain over 1975
May weather delayed early fruit marketing and California rains slowed ripening but the season is poised for a 1 percent drop from last year yet 3 percent above 1975. Freestones rise, clingstone peaches up 3 percent in California, Bartlett pears down, apricots and nectarines down, cherries mixed, California plums up 17 percent, citrus forecast 15.5 million tons up 5 percent, Florida freeze boosts early harvest and keeps overall supplies tight with higher prices across fresh and processed fruit.
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Washington, D.C
California
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Angus Association folds individual rating into herd analysis program
The American Angus Association moves the former Individual Rating into a daily fee based herd analysis program. Optional classification remains at 150 dollars per day plus expenses, with regional managers administering the program. Breeders may still rate using the old form and prices apply for those enrolled before the June board meeting.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
American Angus Association
A.h.la
Association Board of Directors
Nationa Angus
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