Drop In Production Due Mainly To Inventory Changes
The total value of American production fell from a spring 1953 peak to the first quarter of 1954 by 15.6 billion dollars. The decline was mainly from a shift in inventory practices as firms produced more than they sold in 1953 and drew down inventories in 1954 rather than a drop in demand.
Family Farm Success on the 9th District Spotlight
Clark W. Thompson highlights Clinton Harbers of West Point Fayette County who built a thriving family farm after World War II using government support soil conservation and modern methods. Harbers and family share a labor of love with help from a 12 year old brother. He discusses machinery chemicals and best practices on a forthcoming radio program.
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Border House Wife Proposes Deer Fence Plan in Rural Letter
Mrs. Frank Kolek of Weimar Texas urges farmers to unite and fund an electric deer fencing project on a multi thousand acre ranch to protect crops. She argues game wardens should enforce protection and hunters pay a fixed fee to cover wiring costs and upkeep.
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