Farm program talks outline new tools and limits
Freeman reports $159 million already paid to farmers under the Feed Grain Act of 1960 and forecast of reduced corn acres. James T. Ralph and W. R Poage discuss new program tools, input from producers, and balance between legality and consumer impact. McGovern cites Food for Peace goals and long term surplus handling.
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