Farm Outlook Bright For Coming Nine Years
U S Department of Agriculture economists at a Washington conference expressed optimism for farm prospects over the next five years. They previously focused on one year but now project stability in peace and no major price shocks, supporting a generally favorable agricultural outlook despite recent price declines.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Five year plan outlines broad gains and a joint U S Mexico vaccination drive
The article projects population growth of one to two million annually through 1952, rising output per worker and yields to favor farmers, workers, and consumers with a stable price outlook. It also describes a Mexico U S commission vaccination push to immunize 8 to 10 million cattle in two years, costing about million dollars by end of 1949, with five main actions and a six month vaccine protection period.
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Ali
Mexico
U. S.-Mexico
Expert Urges Milk Cows Be Taught Good Habits
A dairy specialist argues training cows in good habits boosts milk yield and profits and reduces mastitis. Recommendations include keeping cows undisturbed, stimulating milk letdown one minute before milking, and operating milking machines per manufacturer directions.
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