World grain output seen record high in 1973 74
USDA foresees global wheat and feed grain output rising six percent from last year. Gains blamed on stronger production in the United States and the USSR. USSR wheat seen at 80 million tons, feed grain at 70 million. U.S. wheat output 42 million tons, feed grain 188 million.
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USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
U. S
Us.s.r
Ussr
U.S
Carryover Seen Down in U S Feed Grains
USDA summary indicates 1973-74 feed grain use fell slightly while carryover remains low. Strong 1972-73 disappearance reduced this year's carryover to about 35 million tons, with 1973-74 supplies at 241 million and total disappearance near 212 million, forecasting carryover around 30 million tons.
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U. S
USDA
Two Produce Firms Declared Ineligible Under PACA
The U S Department of Agriculture announced that P C Fruit & Produce Inc Reading and Idaho Dick Kassady Co Inc Washington were declared ineligible to operate in the produce business under PACA for failing to pay reparation awards. P C Fruit owed a New Hampton New York grower 3327 for August 1972 onions and celery. Kassady owed 4674 to an Elba New York shipper for 1972 73 purchases.
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P.C. Fruit & Produce, Inc
Reading
Idaho
Dick’ Kassady & Co., Inc
U S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Hampton, N. Y
Peter Capozello
Daniel Capozello
Mary Tazik
P.C. Fruit
PACA
Dick’’ Kassady & Co., Inc
Washington, D. C
Elba
N. Y
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