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foreign, and Western. It Mao
and Chou decide to conquer
Southeast Asia by force, a
gamst Russian advice, there
is a fair chance Russia would
if not an active ally of the
West, at least stay out of a
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duslry.”
The difference is that the
price fixing in nonfarm in
dustry is done privately,
with a certain amount of
government consent and
help, whereas the price fix
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2. Provide adequate brooding heat.
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4. Use a sound vaccination program.
5. Maintain belter control of ventilation by use of heat in the winter and fans in the summer. Use
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6. Study condemnation report to see what you can do to decrease rejects.
7. Use disposal pits or incinerators to gel rid of all dead birds.
8. Remove all birds from the broiler house. Don't leave any potential carriers of disease to spread
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government.
This situation leads the
businessman and politician to
confuse competitive free en
terprise with the absence of
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dining industry, but some
editors can not resist putting
agriculture headlines in the
negative form, the Secretary
feels. He pointed out the
technological advances whi
ch have made it possible for
a smaller percentage of the
total population to produce
the food and fiber for the
rest of the nation.
' “As the population grows,
more farm products will be
consumed . . . Hence, agri
culture is a growing, not a
declining, industry.” Dr.
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