Ftfrtifrtrf, S»tort»y,4krt«HWf‘ 8/1983 - Ag destiny (Continued from Page 07) intended. “The political aspect is not mainly interruptions such as an occasional embargo or bilateral negotiation of trade treaties such as the two we wrote recently with the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China. The really difficult political coloration lies in the fact that so many nations arrive at their foreign trade policy as a windfall by-product of the internal support policy for their agriculture. In many respects we have done that too. The result worldwide is chaotic, especially at times of general surplus, such as now. “We in the United States face some difficult problems in reconciling an international trade policy with an internal price and income policy,” Breimyer said. “We can turn more belligerent, becoming an aggressive out-and out state trader: we can develop a coherent trade policy that is separate from our internal price support policy; or we can continue to improvise as we go along, promising bedlam forever. It is hard to be optimistic about resolving this truly difficult problem soon.” Toward the end of his speech Breimyer fired a parting shot at FISHER AND STOLTZFUS TRAILER SALES 717-768-3832 between 7 a.m, and 9 a.m. or call 717-354-0723 after 6 p.m. East of New Holland, Pa. 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But it cannot be regarded as a wise, prudent program. ’ ’ Breimyer criticized PIK because, he said, it muddies the water for developing a future farm policy. He said it is time to think about a new farm law of 1985. Rather than compulsory allot ments for certain cash crops like wheat and cotton during suplus years, he said he would like to see a “package program for each farm that would combine rather low commodity price supports, a minimum income guarantee (deficiency payments) geared to size of farm, crop insurance, and a program of soil conservation. “If my thinking is at all sound,” he concluded, “the next question is whether enough leadership will emerge that will address a basic redesign, or whether we will just get more patchwork.” T— T .~HiP e rFortrv— USED TANKS AVAILABLE 6x16 Utility Trailer Two 1 ton utility trailers 7xlB Gooseneck Stock Trailer One Tractor pull dump Trailer Flatbed and Utility Trailers Available MueUe* Model Qv-t Coolers not only good they otl£' inmate m sanitary ign and are stamiess stee*' FIELD SERVICE TRAINED IT RIBUTORS )ffer INSTALLA j and 2a HOUR IVICE to ensure safekeeping of your milk 1 _ _ _ _ —.-'W- V’.'t.v*. 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