Wallace Outlines Planned Middle Course For Agriculture
Secretary Wallace, speaking at farm paper editors’ conference in Washington, urged prompt national debate on tariff and farm policy. He described three paths: self containment, freer world trade, and a planned middle course likely to blend international influence with domestic adjustment. He emphasized open discussion across Congress and local forums before any decision.
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American Dynamid Co Hosts Niagara Falls Plant Event
Florida Farm & Grove delegates to the Vegetable Growers National Association will visit the Niagara Falls plant of American Dynamid Co on August 14. The tour, arranged by Gus Oehm, agricultural editor, will allow growers and shippers from Florida to inspect air nitrogen products including aero dynamics.
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Cotton Problems Studied Abroad To Inform US Policy
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics begins a study of cotton issues in foreign countries to project U S cotton trends and aid future program planning. P K Norris travels to Brazil after Egypt to assess reactions of growers to U S acreage reductions and how foreign output might shift in response to American policy.
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Cuban Lima Bean Imports Decline Ahead of April Quarantine
Cuban lima bean imports are dropping and will end the season by month end. A quarantine starts April 1 with likely heavy cargo just before the embargo. Prices have ranged from 1 to 3 dollars per hamper. The April market is typically strong and May could benefit Florida limas as northern states face cold delays.
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Cotton Trade Risks Cited Yet No Imminent Danger
The article notes that while the world cotton trade has faced potential dangers, none have materialized up to the present. It discusses perceived threats without detailing specific incidents or dates, leaving the overall security question unresolved.
Papaya Grove Shipment Sets Florida Record
Miss Jennie Reninger of Zephyrhills shipped a ton of papayas from her Bartow road Morris Mine grove, reportedly the largest Florida shipment from a single grove this month.
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Florida
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Florida Strawberries Marketing Agreement Approved
Reports from Washington say Secretary Wallace tentatively approves a Florida strawberry marketing plan. No shipment volume limits beyond conformity to standard grades and sizes, and berries must be federally inspected. A control committee of growers and shippers will govern compliance.
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New Lettuce Variety Imperial F Promises Growth Boost
The Imperial F lettuce, developed by the Florida state experiment station in Gainesville, is expected to rival Iceberg with a large firm head. County Agent J. H. Logan of Manatee county oversees trials at the county experimental farm on the north bank of the Manatee river and at Pearce Sawgrass near Oneco.
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