Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Appropriations, Parts 1-3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 - Finance, Public |
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... million people are engaged in growing cotton - an additional 1.5 million people are employed in the production of cotton cloth and cotton products for consumers- and additional millions work in firms which supply the goods , machinery ...
... million people are engaged in growing cotton - an additional 1.5 million people are employed in the production of cotton cloth and cotton products for consumers- and additional millions work in firms which supply the goods , machinery ...
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... million bales less than the carryover 1 year earlier , if the carryover on such earlier date was more than 8 million bales . For the 1965 , 1966 , and 1967 crops , the same requirements as to carryover would be in effect , but the ...
... million bales less than the carryover 1 year earlier , if the carryover on such earlier date was more than 8 million bales . For the 1965 , 1966 , and 1967 crops , the same requirements as to carryover would be in effect , but the ...
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... million ; in fiscal year 1966 , $ 126 million ; in fiscal year 1967 , $ 225 million ; and in fiscal year 1968 . $ 327 million . Upland cotton - Basic data for current legislation , H.R. 6196 as passed by the House and as amended by the ...
... million ; in fiscal year 1966 , $ 126 million ; in fiscal year 1967 , $ 225 million ; and in fiscal year 1968 . $ 327 million . Upland cotton - Basic data for current legislation , H.R. 6196 as passed by the House and as amended by the ...
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... million productive acres , from about 25 to 27 million acres of cotton domestically , to around 16 million acres , I believe it is , today . Secretary FREEMAN . Yes . COTTON PROGRAM Mr. HORAN . A reduction of about 10 million acres ...
... million productive acres , from about 25 to 27 million acres of cotton domestically , to around 16 million acres , I believe it is , today . Secretary FREEMAN . Yes . COTTON PROGRAM Mr. HORAN . A reduction of about 10 million acres ...
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... million bushels below the record high stocks figure of 1,411 million bushels at the beginning of the 1961-62 marketing year . As shown in table II the reduction in carryover stocks during the 1963-64 marketing year is expected to be 305 ...
... million bushels below the record high stocks figure of 1,411 million bushels at the beginning of the 1961-62 marketing year . As shown in table II the reduction in carryover stocks during the 1963-64 marketing year is expected to be 305 ...
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acreage allotment acres additional Administration agencies Agricultural Adjustment Act agricultural commodities agricultural experiment stations Agricultural Marketing Agricultural Marketing Service Agricultural Research Service amended amount animal disease appropriations average brucellosis budget bushels cattle certificates Chairman chemical committee Commodity Credit Corporation Cooperative State Research corn costs cotton crop Department of Agriculture determined domestic Durum Wheat effect eradication estimated export facilities farm feed grains fiscal year 1963 foreign funds grade GRANT HORAN important improved income increase Indian rupees industry infested laboratory livestock loan marketing quota ment milk million NATCHER operations parity payments percent pest pesticides plant pounds price support problems production projects proposed Public Law Puerto Rico reduce rural Rural Electrification Administration Salaries and expenses Secretary FREEMAN section 22 SHAW soil sorghums soybeans studies sugarbeet tion tobacco Total U.S. Department United USDA utilization watershed wheat WHITTEN
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