Farm Prices Fall Slightly As April Totals Decline
The United States Bureau of Statistics notes farm product prices in April were 27 percent lower than August, with a 6 percent rise from March levels in the weighted average of group prices. Purchasing power shows a rally, and farm prices are about 1 percent below March while the overall index remains steady.
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Macklin To Oversee Student Research In Cooperative Marketing
H W Moorhouse announces University of Wisconsin professor Theodore H Maviktin will lead a cooperative marketing research program for graduate students. The plan, approved by a university advisory committee, funds $60 monthly stipends via state farm bureaus with overhead by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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New Chicago Dairy Plan Approved By Associations
A joint plan for Chicago Dairy Marketing was approved by the Diihots Agricultural association Wisconsin Farm Korean federation Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations and Mik Producers’ Separate Marketing Company. The plan outlines pooling receipts from dairy products into four divisions with a pooled price and staged payments, building local cooperatives and securing 6 000 new producer contracts by September 1, 1922.
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