E2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 9,IWZ
Marketing agency promotes broader cooperation
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A
program to increase participation
in and understanding of
agricultural marketing programs
is being given added emphasis by
the U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Agricultural
Marketing Service.
Mildred Thym- i, AMS ad
ministrator, said she expected the
new thrust to create a better en
vironment . for discussion, un
derstanding and cooperation to the
mutual benefit of both agriculture
and the public.
To coordinate the agency
program, Thymian has named
Projected ‘B2 meat imports
prove too low for restrictions
WASHINGTON Secretary of
Agriculture John R. Block recently
announced that U.S. meat imports
for 1982 are estimated below the
level that would require restraints
cm Imports under the Meat Import
Act of 1979.
Based on estimates of available
supplies, imports of beef and
certain other meats should total
not more than 1,210 million
pounds—9o million pounds below
Ernie Frey
accompanies cold
sometimes
weather.
Dobrosky spoke firmly against
the practice of reducing weight in
steers before a show because of th
eloss in the qualify of carcass, but
adds, “Ninety percent of the steers
going to Farm Show are there
because the 4-H’ers want to have
fun and want to have show ring
experience.’'
Dobrosky adds that he would like
to see less emphasis put oh raising
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the 1982 trigger point of 1,300,
million pounds.
The Meat Import Act requires
the president to restrict imports of
certain meats—primarily beef and
veal—if USDA estimates imports
of these meats will equal or exceed
110 percent of a stated level.
“Based on today’s estimate,
there Is no need to impose import
restrictions during the quarter
beginning Jan. 1,” Block said.
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champions and more on the basic
aspects of 4-H like learning to take
responsibility and growing as they
learn.
While may be on
everyone’s mind, it seems few
changes have been effected in
feeding programs 'or selection
process. And all the emphasis on
weight will be forgotten in the
magic moment, when the judge
slaps the rump of the 1982 Farm
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“Our analysis of conditions in this
country and abroad affecting meat
imports strongly suggests there
will be no need for import
restrictions for the remainder of
the year.”
USDA makes a new estimate of
meat imports before each calendar
quarter. Subsequent estimates will
be made in March, June, and
September and announced on or
before the first day of each suc
ceeding month.
No import restrictions on meat
imports were imposed during 1980
or 1981. x The fourth quarterly
estimate of meat imports for 1961
was announced at 1,235 million
pounds. Final data on actual im
ports should be available soon.
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