Dairy farmer urges base plan to curb milk surplus
Damascus dairy farmer Robert M Hilton warns 80,000 dairy farmers could be forced out of business by new deductions on milk checks. He proposes a permanent base system with 298 or 1382 units, plus reforms to price and production, to control surplus and help younger farmers. He accuses USDA and Block of favoring their plan. Hilton letters to lawmakers and farmer groups seek support for his approach.
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Sixth District Congresswoman Bever ly Byron said the Chicago meeting with John Block voiced Maryland farmers worries and explored proposals. She cited support for an Emergency Feed Program to buy grain from federal surpluses below market value and discussed deferring the 50 cent dairy assessment until the emergency ends. She expects congressional hearings on the federal crop program and drought issues.
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