Farmers' integration and grain marketing plans examined
An analysis compares U S Steel's integrated model with proposed farmer co operatives. It notes citrus growers in California already merge to market fruit efficiently, while grain cotton and tobacco sectors face tougher integration though thousands of cooperatives exist. The piece urges gradual, balanced steps and warns against anti trust pitfalls while stressing consumer and producer stability.
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