Net Farm Income May Be Lower
Oregon State College extension service projects lower net farm income in 1944 despite possible similar gross earnings. Rising costs, wartime influences, and postwar price softness may shrink profits, with data on prices, costs, and income trends across Oregon farms.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Oregon State College
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United States
Most Crops Saved In Oregon Harvest Season Ends
Oregon reports near total harvest success with only minor losses due to labor shortages and weather. By November 1 166 928 harvest jobs were filled through the US Employment Service and Extension Service, including 77 642 by adult men and Mexicans and 82 616 by boys 16 and under.
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J R Beck
Emergency Farm Labor Service
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Beck
Fewer Livestock Slaughtered in October 1943 State Plants
A 30 percent drop in cattle and calves sheep and hogs slaughtered at state licensed plants in October 1943 compared with October 1942. Total 3 916 animals vs 12 456, with 4 138 cattle and calves 804 sheep and 3 974 hogs.
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State Department of Agriculture
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