Capitol discussion on soybean reserve and farm costs
Congressman Neal Smith debated a soybean reserve plan arguing it would burden farmers without government purchases. He urged a program where the government buys diverted acreage to build reserves while maintaining price support and consumer stability. The article also notes awards for an employment contest, Republican meetings, and state plans for police and highway research.
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