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any price and I might add
dirty, devious politics because
we were sold out while we
were led 'to lielieve they were
acting in behalf of our best in
terests.
Additional facts as follows,
Fact . . . The wheat progiam
is primarily an economic issue
to all farmers and associated
industries and is farmer de
signed and operated. Fiction
by the Farm Bureau Federa
tion says the wheat program
is simply a political tool de
signed to give buieaucrats con
trol of your farm (This was
used in 1938 and before ) Fact
. . All wheat types are in sur
plus supply, soft red winter
wheat is app. 3 million bu
Fiction by F. B F. and off-
40% Supplement
37% Supplement
16% Wormer Mash
XTR Aid (Med.)
Co-op Aid (Med.)
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May If, 1963—!
spring says there is no sur
plus of Penna. type wheats
This can oe conveniently al
tered depending on location ot
meeting.) Fact ... A 10%
reduction in acreage and yield
is proposed across the entire
nation Fiction, again F. B
Fedeiation indirectly main
tains that acreage allotments
aie proportionally greeted in
the big wheat states In the
east we aie told the midwest
is producing all the surplus
and “visa-versa”. Fact ... A
sound wheat and teed giam
program will make a great
contribution to a sound li\e
stock and daily industry Run
away production of cheap feed
is historically the predispos
ing condition for similar condi-
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tions in the livestock industry.
Fact . . . This is a ONE YEAR
program provided two-thirds o
all participating wheat farmers
■vote tor it Fiction from Pa.
Farmers Ass n. says if the
1964 wheat program becomes
law the Serretaiy of agricul
ture will assume dictatonal
control of youi laim in 1965!
Farmeis ot Lancaster Coun
ty, please come out and vote
tor your own best interests
and that ot the nation’s agri
culture on May 21st Questions
can be addressed to me or to
youi local A S C office.
• Wheal' Legislation
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MQ-24 .forms to the county
ASOS office before May 13, and
to encourage their neighbors to
do the same
He said, “They tell us there
will he no new wheat legisla
tion if the referendum fails ”
He then read a list of congress
man who will he running for
reelection next year and added,
“These men know if they don’t
come up with a good hill, they
won’t be coming hack to con-
gess.”
“Who will manage your
farm you or the federal gor
ernment?” he asked
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