Nations Farmers Hold Optimism Amid Low Prices and High Costs
Agriculture Department warns 1980 could see about one third of U S farms disappear as farmers face tight feed supplies and low corn prices. Despite losses, farmers expanded corn yields in 1971 while exporting three million tons to the Soviet Union, a key part of farm income.
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O'Brien Seeks Unity Among Democratic Candidates
Washington reports Democratic National leaders urge restraint to avoid divisive attacks as they campaign against Nixon. The article notes rising farming costs pressuring farmers, with 1971 expense indices at a record high and farm incomes affected despite some gains in dairying and crops. Farmers like Ellis Allen of Georgia and Craig Beane of Wisconsin offer mixed views on prices and prospects.
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