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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1977

Page

3

Foreign investment in U S farmland could rise on high price supports

Washington AP senior Carter farm official Howard Hjort warned that including high land cost guarantees in new price supports for wheat and corn could attract foreign money, including OPEC and European funds, to buy U S farmland. He said 12 to 15 percent returns might lure outside investors, threaten family farms, and that policy should aid young farmers rather than broaden guarantees.

Washington Carter Administration U.S Middle East Congress Howard W. Hjort Agriculture Department USDA Hjort OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Senate House Europe Ag- Land Fund I Ag-Land

Farmers to Plant More Soybeans in 1977 Survey

Washington AP report shows farmers plan to plant 55.7 million acres of soybeans this spring, an 11 percent rise from 50.3 million last year, while corn plantings dip slightly and cotton acreage climbs sharply. Upland cotton and state gains are noted. other crops fall back. The Agriculture Department survey, based on April 1 intentions, hints at potential price and planting shifts if weather cooperates.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Howard W. Hjort Department Midwest Texas California

Secret Grain Sales Disclosure Policy Changes

Agriculture Secretary Bergland said China and other Communist nations won’t trigger special public disclosures when buying U.S. grain. Sales will be listed in weekly USDA export reports, reversing Nixon and Ford practice. He noted no exceptions and cited recent soy exports to China amid Senate questioning of timing.

Washington China U.S Agriculture Bob Bergland Nixon Ford Soviet Union Agriculture Department Bergland USDA West Germany Dale E. Hathaway Senate Agriculture Committee Bob Dole Kansas

Beef and Pork Prices Decline Last Month

Preliminary Agriculture Department figures show retail beef and pork prices eased in March. Beef averaged about 1.34 dollars per pound all-out, down slightly from February, while pork at about 1.20 dollars per pound dropped a full cent.

Washington Agriculture Department Park

Boonslick Area Home Show Planned in Wright City

The 1977 Boonslick Area Home Show will be held Wednesday May 4 at the Lions Building Wright City. Exhibits include patio equipment, and inside displays of furnishings appliances textiles and food. Over 40 exhibitors from Warren Lincoln Montgomery and St Charles counties plus door prizes every half hour and entertainment.

Wright City Boonslick Martha Bowen Area Home Lions Building University O Missouri Extension Contept Extension Homemakers Councils Warren Lincoln Montgomery St. Charles

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