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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1976

Page

4

Ford meeting yields hints on 1977 plans and farm policy

President Ford met with Lancaster Farming readers detailing his stance on grain bills grain reserves and exports. He favors local private control and said he would veto the Senate grain inspection bill if presented. Ford avoided comment on FTC Justice Department cooperative probes and noted vaccine support and uncertain Texas primary prospects.

Senate Ford United States FTC Justice Department Texas

Dairymen symposium praised for public outreach

Commentary notes that dairymen and cooperatives attended meetings to share concerns. The symposium is described as a success and the onus shifts to media to print and broadcast the material. The piece urges consumers to read and remember the dairy industry story.

Krieg’s reporting earns national recognition in wheat harvest series

Lancaster Farming editor Dieter Krieg placed second in the National Pie Contest run by the Newspaper Farm Editors of America for a series on the 1975 wheat harvest in southeastern Pennsylvania. Tom Ferschweiler of the Oregon Journal won. Krieg was later named Editor of the Year.

Washington, D.C Lancaster Farming Dieter Krieg Farm Editors of America Pennsylvania Tom Ferschweiler Oregon Journal Portland Oregon Ferschweiler Perm Krieg Pennsylvania Mirror State College

Stable farm prices seen amid expanding export markets

The USDA predicts a record $22 billion in exports for 1976 with domestic demand rising, helping cash receipts hold steady. While some crops may fetch low prices this summer, overall price levels are expected to stay stable as markets grow and inflation eases in the first half of the year.

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