State wide meeting formed to address alfalfa hay issues
Farmers from across New Mexico will gather January 10 at 10 a.m. at the Sally Port Inn to form an alfalfa hay commodity committee under the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau. Don Hatch will head the committee amid talks of a federal hay grading standard and Navajo Irrigation Project effects.
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FmHA loan and grant programs face steep funding drop
Budget sources expect Farmers Home Administration loans and grants to fall as much as 20 percent in fiscal 1980 from 13.3 billion in the current year. Major cuts target agricultural credit and emergency disaster loans while guarantees remain a key tool for rural development in the Agriculture Department.
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Grain states back marketing compact to curb big grain traders
In Topeka 14 grain producing states approved a proposed Interstate Compact on Agricultural Grain Marketing aimed at scrutinizing major traders. The plan calls for a $50 000 per state initial funding and would require approval by five states and Congress before becoming operational.
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