Inflation, milk output and dairy sales in mid 1960s United States
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell notes rising consumer prices while inflation drivers persist. Despite a ninth straight year of expansion, price levels are expected to advance more slowly next year. Milk output in early 1969 fell about 2 percent from 1968 with fewer milk cows, though output per cow rose.
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Milk prices, costs hover. dairy outlook cited in June 1969
Futrell notes milk price to feed cost ratio at 1.68 in April, highest on record, while non feed costs rise. For 1969 higher milk prices may raise gross receipts but production costs likely offset, leaving net receipts near 1968. Earl and Mrs Earl Whipple mark 65th anniversary in Braddyville with eight children hosting.
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