Soviet Grain Imports May Drop If USSR Stores Rebuild
An Agriculture Department analyst said the Soviet Union could cut grain imports over 1976 to 1980 if livestock inventories shrink and weather cooperates. Outcomes depend on weather and if the five year plan meets goals, potentially reducing dependence on grain imports.
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