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The Farmer's Not The Villain In Higher Food Prices
CHICAGO AP: Farmers face rising costs from fertilizer to labor while middlemen add charges. High consumer prices reflect costs from processing to distribution, with government policy and export dynamics spreading blame among farmers, policymakers, and shoppers. Federally reported 1967 data show rising expenses and stagnant net income for farmers. Orville Freeman acknowledged policy impact at a St Paul convention.
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