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Crop Price Support Programs Probably Help Livestock Men
Washington AP farm economist Kenneth L. Robinson of Cornell says price support programs for grains and other crops have modestly aided livestock producers and may have slowed farm to city migration. He notes that without such programs more land would shift to beef, but grain supports likely raised feed costs and limited meat and dairy production. Several commodities not supported claim adverse effects, though livestock prices may have risen somewhat.
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