Foreign Agriculture: A Review of Foreign Farm Policy, Production, and TradeU.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 1956 |
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acreage acres agreement agri agricul agricultural exports agricultural products American Argentina Australia average barley beef Brazil cacao Canada cattle cent citrus coffee Colombia commodities Communist competitive consumption Continued corn cotton coun countries creased crop cultural currency dairy products dollar domestic duction East economic Egypt Europe expand farm exports farmers feed fiber flour Foreign Agricultural Service foreign exchange fruit grain growers harvest imports increase India industry irrigation Japan Japanese land leaf livestock meat ment milk million bales million bushels million pounds output Pakistan percent plant population ports prewar Public Law 480 purchase rice seed shipments short tons sorghums Soviet Soviet Union soybeans sugar supply surplus tallow textile tion trade tural Turkey U.S. agricultural U.S. cotton U.S. exports U.S. farm products U.S. tobacco United Kingdom West Germany wheat world agricultural world markets World War II Yugoslavia
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Стр. 18 - States is dependent to a large degree on a high level of imports and exports. One of the most important tasks facing the United States in the field of foreign economic relations is to balance the domestic economy by increasing the volume of exports of agricultural products through sound foreign trade relationships. Congress and the executive departments of Government should (1) establish a clear-cut, long-range policy on foreign economic relations and trade which includes the export and sale through...
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Стр. 19 - ... other policies should encourage maximum use of the great resources and facilities of private traders to sell United States farm products throughout the world. Market information, credit, and services of the Departments of Agriculture, State, and Commerce should be geared to aiding in the export of agricultural commodities. We urge that agricultural colleges and the Agricultural Research Administration cooperate on research to improve the handling, shipment, use, and marketing of farm products...