Winter Grain Crops in Soviet Face Cold Damage Risk
A USDA expert warns that while Soviet winter grain crops show a good start, extensive damage from cold weather looms over the next months. The USSR plans about 41 million hectares of winter grain, with high risk areas likely to suffer significant winter kill and a potential impact on 1977 harvest volumes.
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