Parity Prices and Flexible Supports for U S Agriculture
Analyzes February 1951 to 1954 parity levels for cotton corn wool sorghum beef and other staples. Compares fixed 90 percent supports with proposed flexible supports tied to supply and demand and to farm income stability. Explains potential impacts on exports imports and conservation programs. Indicates political debate between high and flexible price supports and their economic effects.
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United States
Texas
Congress of the United States
The
United Tes
Program For Agriculture
Congress
Eishower
Rural Opinion on Farm Supports and Dress Revue Notes
The document discusses farm support policies with questions comparing rigid versus flexible price supports and farmer management freedom. It also covers a County 4-H Dress Revue with sixty four girls modeling outfits judged by Mrs Velda Stout and Betty Turner and upcoming club visits.
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Velda Stout
Victoria
Betty Turner
Moth Proofing Wool and Home Canning Tips Mentioned
The notice advises adding EQ-53 to wash water to leave a small DDT residue for moth protection during wool storage. It notes treatment is needed after washing and that many firms sell EQ-53. It also discusses home canning methods, benefits, and cost, and reports a District 10 T.H.D.A. meeting in Beeville with new Lavaca County chairman Mrs. Marvitt Haase among attendees.
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T.H.D.A
Beeville
Bunj Friendly
Midway
Morain Moulton
Speaks
Swee
Lavaca County
T.H. D.A
Marvitt Haase
Moulton
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