Barter Urged to Fight Hunger and Boost U.S. Trade
North Dakota Rep. Byron Dorgan urges Reagan aides to expand barter deals swapping U S farm surpluses for strategic materials and goods abroad. A CRS study estimates up to 27.2 billion dollars in new overseas trade possible, but barriers include two way trade goals and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Tough Sledding Found For U.S. Sorghum Crop
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