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Twenty Million Not Enough West Virginia Farmers'
West Virginia farmers could raise cash income far beyond last year’s nearly $200 million by expanding dairy and poultry outputs. State dairies produced 886 million pounds of milk, with potential to add about $35 million in gross income by meeting the state market, if cow productivity matched the national average. Poultry and egg expansion could push state income higher, as out‑of‑state sales drained about $10 million in milk equivalents and $20 million in poultry products.
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West Virginia
Agricultural Experiment Station
West Virginia University
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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Shenandoah Valley
Bureau of Agricultural Economics