Nine Month Wheat Loans Discussed by ASCS Manager
David A. Hornung then ASCS office manager says area wheat producers may borrow against their 1981 crop at 3.26 per bushel for nine months with early repayment and marketing option. Loans carry 14.5 percent interest, adjustable semi annually, and local ASCS offices offer more details.
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David A. Hornung
ASCS
Japan Rice Subsidies Rock U S Exports Aloud to 1980s
Washington AP reports a Commerce Department analysis showing Japan's subsidized rice program, aimed at removing surplus, is reshaping U S agricultural exports. Japan's 1980 rice subsidies total 5.2 billion dollars, divert land to wheat and other crops, and could require further acreage shifts through 1990 to balance production and consumption. US rice exports dropped an estimated 20 million dollars in value. The study notes Japan accounted for about 5 percent of world rice trade and that export prices fell due to subsidized shipments.
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Japan
Range Forest Could Be Farmed To Meet Export Demands
Washington AP reports that U S farmers could boost exports but at the cost of cropland water and pasture. Economists warn conversion of range and forest could raise land prices erode soils and reduce meat milk and wood output. Farm income has fallen despite rising export values, with critics decrying policy as failing to feed the world.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Pierre Crosson
Neil Sampson
National Association of Conservation Districts
Jack Doyle
Environmental Policy Center
John Black
Berton Henningston
National Farmers Organization
Henningston
U.S
United States
Farm toy newspaper founder Turns hobby into nationwide craze
Claire Scheibe launched The Toy Farmer in LaMoure North Dakota as a 17 subscriber quarterly and built a 1600 plus audience devoted to farm toys. The hobby grew into a national farm toy show drawing thousands, with Scheibe coordinating with Ertl Company to create official miniature tractors and managing a vast toy inventory and related media ventures.
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Lamoure
N.D
Claire Scheibe
Scheibe
Dyersville
Iowa
Ertl Company
Cathy
Claire Sez
Scheibes
Illinois
Minnesota
Zeke
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Computer Net Link Aims to Aid U.S. Farmers Worldwide
Washington AP Agriculture Department links its Foreign Agricultural Service in Washington with its London office in a pilot of the Global Economic Data Exchange System. Richard A. Smith says the system will connect 67 overseas stations by 1985, speeding reporting on global agricultural developments for U.S. farmers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
London
Richard A. Smith
FAS
Smith
United Kingdom
Brazil
Manhattan
Kan
Decatur
Global
KCPL
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