Americans nibble at lamb veal in US food study
Washington reports USDA findings showing Americans buy far more beef pork and poultry than lamb or veal. Lamb consumption has steadily declined due to sheep production drops and limited demand with higher prices deterring experimentation. Veal mirrors this trend with fluctuations but an overall decline.
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Economic Research Service
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Non Farm Food Bill Rises Sharply In 1977 Expenditures
U S government figures show total non farm food spending rising to about 23 billion dollars in 1977, up 5.8 billion from 1976 as coffee and seafood prices surge and more people are fed. The farm food share climbs about 4.5 percent to roughly 180 billion, with total U S food spending near 199.5 billion. The middleman slice grows to 116 billion, aided by labor costs and packaging while farm value sits at 56.3 billion.
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Andrew Weiser
Department’s Economic Research Service
Weiser
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India shifts from grain aid to cash imports amid bumper crops
Washington AP says India, once a major U.S. grain recipient under Food for Peace, has become a cash buyer of U.S. farm commodities and now imports more vegetable oils, cotton, tallow, hides, skins, and tobacco. A USDA analyst notes a grain reserve buildup and declining export share to India, with 10 months of the 1976-77 year showing wheat at 17.3 percent of U.S. farm sales to India.
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U.S
Agriculture Department
John B. Parker Jr
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Economic Research Service
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Buying Herd Boar Is Matter Of Importance
Area Livestock Specialist Ross L. Swofford stresses selecting a herd boar as half of the genetic base of a hog operation. Key factors include dam prolificness, boar performance, carcass traits, health, and structural soundness, with emphasis on litter size, milking ability, growth, feed efficiency, loin eye, fat, and conformation.
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Ross L. Swofford
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