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Cattle Committee Opposes Import Prices Ceiling
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The National Cattle Industry
Advisory Committee, concluding
a two-day meeting in
Washington, supported Secretary
of Agriculture Earl L. Butz in his
public opposition to price ceilings
for raw farm products.
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The majority of the committee,
recognizing the need for an in
crease in voluntary meat import
quotas, approved in principle the
USDA decision of March 9.
“Although an increase from 1.16
to 1.24 billion pounds seems to be
too liberal,” the committee
stated, “we agree with Secretary
Butz that the increase is
preferable to unworkable ceilings
on meat prices.”
“Such ceilings,” the committee
resolved, “would be disastrous to
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The analysis myst be studied
objectively with goals and
comparisons in mind. An ex
cellent reference booklet for
dairy farm comparisons is the
“Pennsylvania Dairy Farm
Buusiness Analysis”, Farm
Managment Number 46, College
of Agriculture, Penn State
University, University Park, Pa.
16802.
After the comparisons have
been made and the problems
have been identified, alternative
solutions are selected and tested.
The sophisticated technique to
employ at this point would be a
computerized linear program of
the business to measure which
alternative would be the most
profitable.
The end result should be a more
efficient farm business and a
higher net income to the farmer
and his family.
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Lititz
626-7766
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 1,1972
America’s farmers, consumers,
and to the overall economy.
Food—the best in the world—at a
cost to the consumer of 16 per
cent of disposable income—is a
better bargain today than ever
before. •
The group pointed out that if
meat prices are to be held below
competive levels, rationing
would become necessary, as
during World War 11.
The committee, composed of
representatives from producing,
packing, detailing, consuming
and other interests, was formed
in 1971 to advise USDA on all
phases of its programs of service
to the cattle industry. The 35
members consulted with
Secretary Butz and with key
USDA administrators during the
meeting.
The committee also:
1. Urged beef producers to
comply with regulations in the
use and handling of all
agricultural chemicals, an
tibiotics and additives, in order
that the continued acceptance of
beef by consumers be assured.
2. Supported the USDA
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Intercourse, Pa.
HAROLD H. GOOD
Terre Hill
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Elizabethtown
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 1, East Earl
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WHITE OAK MILL
R. D. 4, Manheim
proposal for establishing revised
grade standards for young bulls
for retail usage that would be
comparable in requirements to
those for steers, but would
require carcass identification as
a separate class of beef.
3. Called for understanding on
the part of consumers of the
cyclical nature of the livestock
industry and the need for cat
tlemen to earn returns that will
permit a continued supply of high
quality beef. The committee
pointed out that per capita beef
consumption has doubled in the
past 20 years with consumer
costs reflecting a substantially
lower percentage of disposable
income than in 1951—while
production costs have increased
in line with inflation in the rest of
the economy.
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Stevens, Pa,
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Leola, Pa.
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
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H. M. STAUFFER
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