Cabbage Market Outlook Weeks Ahead For Old And New Stock
New cabbage in New York Wisconsin and other states remains tight with prices around 40 per ton as old stocks clear. Growers report ample new acreage in Florida Texas South Carolina and Louisiana, risking a March price squeeze if freezes do not curb demand.
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New York
Wisconsin
New York State
South Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
South Texas
Citrus Advertising Still a Major Problem for Florida
C W Lyons, vice chairman of the citrus advertising committee, visited Washington to urge Secretary Wallace to grant a three cent a box ad fund to promote Florida citrus in markets abroad. He stressed harvesting labor needs and unemployment if sales fade, and urged heightened advertising to boost consumption.
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C. W. Lyons
Citrus Advertising Committee
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Florida
Lyons Oe
Naval Stores
Agricultural Food Products Week Set for February 5 to 10
Florida State Marketing Bureau led by S. W. Hiatt announces Agricultural Food Products Week from February 5 to 10 with the slogan Use Florida Products First. The drive, spanning multiple weeks and weeks focused on specific products, aims to educate Floridians to choose home grown goods and will be tied to the Florida Fair and other exhibitions.
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Florida
Florida State Marketing Bureau
S. W. Hiatt
Citrus Market Outlook Ahead of 1932 33 Grapefruit Shipments
COLONEL L BROWN reports citrus supplies show 2,000 cars ahead of last year as heavy shipments press the market through January. Grapefruit demand should rise with improving quality while Florida grapefruit and California oranges face favorable conditions though prices may stay steady or rise slowly. Tangerines move rapidly but lack advertising, Temples arrive to replace them with high margins noted, and overall outlook favors grapefruit as supply tightens in the season ahead.
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L. Brown
California
Texas
Florida
Wallace Seeks 200 Million For Cattle Industry Aid
Leaders in dairy and beef sectors plus Congress members back a plan for a 200 million dollar fund to finance production adjustment programs. Secretary Wallace received support from senators and governors as officials and industry leaders craft an immediate relief program to ease current price and income pressures.
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Congress
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Florida fairs urged as benefit for farmers
Opinion urges more Florida farmers to engage with state fairs, arguing the events are primarily for farming communities to showcase produce, livestock, and agricultural practices. It stresses practical benefits for growers and breed improvements.
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Florida
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