Imports of beef decline this year in U S markets
Imports of beef totaled 880.8 million pounds in the first ten months, down 22 percent from 1973. October imports stood at 72.3 million pounds, under half the level of the same month last year. The 1964 quota law governs imports but controls have been suspended since 1972, while falling beef prices reduce U S demand.
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Ohio grain growers face grim 1975 with fertilizer shortages
Ohio farmers saw 1974 end with higher crop prices and drought relief for grains but rising costs. Fertilizer access fell to about 30 percent of 1972 natural gas levels, pushing nitrogen prices up and signaling tighter supplies for 1975.
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