Plains farming conserving base can be trimmed
Relaxed rules on conserving base acreage may free several million acres for farming in 1971. USDA instructions let farmers request reductions if cropping patterns changed since 1959. Counties will decide, with two limits: freed acres cannot be re idle for set aside, and erosion needs must keep land in grass.
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Investments sift through a crowded securities market listing
A dense AP style screen lists numerous securities dealers and investment groups with bid and ask postings, including Keystone Apollo and Tex Cent offered prices. The text catalogs fund line items and market activity across multiple firms, highlighting varied stock quotes and investor names.
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Grain futures slip on fears of more soy acreage
Chicago futures for soybeans, corn, and wheat opened down about 1% to 1% as selling intensified in the pits. Traders cited government acreage data and expectations of higher soybean plantings as pressure, with oats, soybean oil, and meat also generally weaker.
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