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Russia's Agricultural Strain Seen Behind a Global Balance
The piece argues the Soviet Union faces a grave farming inefficiency despite vast land and manpower. It notes 56 million of 112 million workers in agriculture and suggests shifting to more industrial labor could boost output, with Khrushchev claiming no food crisis but planning expansion in production and trade.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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