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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

5

What You Used to Eat and Why It Changed

Washington report from AP notes shifting American eating habits since 1930. Meat and poultry rise, especially beef, driving stronger cattle industry profits while dairy, cereals, fresh produce drop. Convenience foods and price shifts, plus poultry production advances, explain global dietary changes and per capita meat gains.

Washington Agriculture Department Economic Research Service Ron

MU Crop Field Day set for Sept 6

Area agronomy specialist invites crop producers to attend the MU Field Day on September 6 with tours from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Bradford experimental farm. The bulletin covers wheat varieties Centurk Arthur and others, pastures top dressing, western rootworm checks, and the 1972 corn disease situation.

R.A. Kimmel M.U. Agronomy Bradford Centurk Columbia Arthur Knox Stewart

Start Herbs Now For Use This Winter

The article explains indoor winter herb growing from outdoor starts. It covers starting from seeds cuttings or roots, shelter for germination, transfer to pots in late fall, and maintaining light and moisture. It lists herbs suitable for beginners and methods to promote compact, productive window plants.

Mexico

Farm Exports and Imports Hit New Highs in Trade Report

The Agriculture Department says farm exports reached a new high of 8 billion dollars while imports of farm products rose to a record 6 billion. Meat and dairy prices boosted values. table wine from Portugal and Spain increased. Red China accounted for 12 million of imports. The ERS notes gains in cattle, beef, cheese, sugar and other commodities aided the rise.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department Cassia U.S Economic Research Service ERS

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