Farm Income and Expenses Rise Across Three Years
Realized gross farm income recovered from 1951–1955 declines and hit new highs in 1958 1960 and 1961 while production expenses rose. Net income fell 1951–1957 but climbed since then with 1960–1961 gains partly due to Government payments. Outlook for 1962 sees higher gross income but sustained high costs and stable or modest net gains.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve District
World Textile Markets See Shifts in Cotton and Wheat Demand
The article discusses wheat exports from the United States and cotton prices in relation to textile demand. It notes continued strength in foreign demand for cotton and rising use of synthetic fibers, with expectations of higher world consumption and a slight 1962 decline in cotton carryover. Domestic wool production in 1962 is expected to fall modestly from 1961.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Japan
Commodity Review
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ucts
Wheat Exports Managed Under Government Programs
High domestic price supports and weak dollar purchasing power push U S wheat exports into government programs. This year prices are expected higher than last year, with aggregate supplies down slightly yet still excessive, much of it in hard red winter.
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United States
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