China finds free enterprise boosts agriculture says USDA
The USDA Outlook report notes China shifted to private farm households and private investment, boosting grain output in 1984 by 20 million tons and lifting consumption. It contrasts Soviet rigidity, describing Gorbachev as a within system reformer and predicting limited farm system changes unless the food program improves.
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Kansas City Board OF Trade
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Harvard University
Japanese Sorghum Mission Aims to Boost U.S. Grain Sorghum
Mabry Foreman of the National Grain Sorghum Producers Association led a June trade mission to Japan Korea and Taiwan coordinated by the U S Feed Grains Council to evaluate markets share technology and promote U S sorghum. He stressed educating Japanese feed manufacturers on sorghum nutrition and overcoming Korean bias toward sorghum while Taiwan shows buying potential despite high import levies. Australian competition and a strong dollar challenge U S sorghum sales, underscoring the need for continued promotion and feeding trials.
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National Grain Sorghum Producers Association
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U.S. Feed Grains Council
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Dennis Hammon
Gleaves
Taiwan Import Agency
Hammon
Australia
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Saylor
Nebraska
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