Idaho Farmers May Seek Stability in 1931 Markets
Idaho farmers and other states expect improved market demand and price stability in 1931 with slightly lower production costs. The outlook notes drought relief indirect effects from 1930, a listening to World Economic declines, and a 5 percent drop in physical production versus the prior year.
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Wool Growers Benefit As Imports Fall In 1930
The 1930 US wool data show steep drops in imports of combing and clothing wools and carpet wools, with 69 million and 93 million pounds respectively. Idaho’s crop values fell 25 percent from 1929, while farm wages stay low. Domestic demand hinges on 1981 income prospects, with gradual recovery possible in late 1931 and into 1932 amid lower prices, cheaper credit, and renewed construction activity.
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Economic Outlook for 1931 Idaho Farm Sectors
The 1931 Idaho farm outlook predicts limited recovery in early 1931 with no sharp demand rebound. Credit will be tighter as banks curb advances, while dairy and poultry output rises. Sheep and cattle markets face lower prices early in the year, hog demand weakens, and wheat and sugar beet sectors anticipate muted price relief amid high carryovers and global supplies.
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