1984 Wheat Program Announced by USDA
Deputy Secretary Richard Lyng announced the 1984 wheat program with signup Jan 16 to Feb 24. It sets a $4.45 target price and $3.30 loan rate, 30 percent acreage reduction, and no advance deficiency payments, with conservation use and PIK rules for eligibility. The program governs acreage baselines from 1982 and 1983 and imposes binding contracts with liquidated damages. COLLEGE STATION says the U.S. must focus on quality engineers as it cannot match Japan, Russia, and West Germany in numbers.
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Washington, D.C
Richard Lyng
Lyng
Congress
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
USDA
United States
Japan
Russia
West Germany
Leader Readers Doyle Gantt Arcadia La Margarette Nelson Lubbock
A catalog listing names including Doyle Gantt of Arcadia La Margarette Nelson of Lubbock Jewel Holloman of Wheeler Vernene Day of Comanche David Groves of Lithonia GA O D Holton of Boone NC and H A Rogers of French Settlement La
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Doyle Gantt
Arcadia
Margarette Nelson
Lubbock
Jewel Holloman
Wheeler
Vernene Day
Comanche
David Groves
Lithonia
O.D. Holton
Boone, N.C
H.A. Rogers
French Settlemen
Spaces Available in Country Store at Collingsworth Fair
Toni Wright announces spaces for the Country Store at the Collingsworth County Fair American Legion Hall Friday and Saturday September 9 and 10. Spaces cost 15 dollars each with proceeds to the Wellington Satellite Center and exhibitors. priority to Collingsworth residents. Exhibitors urged to register soon. current participants include local groups and individuals.
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Collingsworth County
Toni Wright
American Legion Hall
Collingsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Extension Homemaker Council
Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church
Phyllis Shepard
Barbara Settle
Delores Weatherly Barbara Duncan
Lennie
Spray-on Fertilizer May Boost Farm Profits at Texas A&M
Horticulturists at Texas A&M University are developing foliar nutrition sprayed on leaves to cut application costs and lift yields. Research at the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, funded by Allied Chemical Co., aims to deliver more productive crops and better ornamental plants. Dr. J Benton Storey says genetically plants could produce far more than now.
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College Station
Texas A&m University
Texas A&m
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Allied Chemical Co
Morristown
N.J
J. Benton Storey
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Rockets
Mike Skelton
Darvin Nix
Bill Reeves
Chad Holland
Charles D
Michael
P.O
Wellington
Texas
Leader Readers
Shamrock
Burt Reynolds
Veral Warmer
Piciuc
Lipton
del Monte
Schilling Black Arm & Hammer
GSE
Mera Iweus
Greerstent
Kamp Light & Oe
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Minute Maid
WELCH
LCH
Health & Beauty
KRY
H-Cata
Pitt Ser Rere
Circle W
U.S.D.A
Wright
Louie Rich
Ar OO
Bahalae Pts
Re Ria
Arta
Cleanser
Ajax Giant
LAN
Calvin Hurst
Jack Sanford
Lyn Hurst
West Avenue
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