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Ag destiny
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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
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the PIK program. “Ten years from
now,” he predicted, “Mr. Block
will regard PIK as a bad dream. It
may have been necessary under
the circumstances of early 1983.
For with it Secretary Block offset
some of his own bad decisions of
1981, and struck back at both the
farm people who pressed him to in
crease price supports and OMB
Director Stockman who denied
him funds for paid diversion. It
may have been strategically
clever. 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.”
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At the Montgomery County Fair,
Gaithersburg, McL, Holloway’s
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placings. Two of these individuals
were awarded grand champion gilt
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show judge.
The Maryland State Fair again
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