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"It'll definitely have a positive effect on the market, and on the attitude of the farmer. "Holdridge said. "The market may be more faithful (lah) today because the Mexican purchase."
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"The slow rise in price since last Thursday was in part a result of the negotiations with China to impose higher tariffs on the surplus. The price rose 2 cents yesterday, and we are expecting it to rise further."
"they support his actions in regard to feeding one's enemies, but they wonder why he didn't sever relations completely," he said.
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THE FACT THAT Carter canceled the grain shipments but not the Olympics, scheduled for this summer in Moscow, has made many farmers feel betrayed, Harris
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"The prices reached a standstill last Thursday, but they turned around and are now slowly coming back up." Holderde said. "That's why we've hardy bought anything off white," the farmers are told. When it sells their grain when prices are higher."
A RISE in grain prices, Holdridge said, may be hastened by the announcement yesterday that Mexico had agreed to buy 2.5 million tons of the surplus wheat and
"Sooner or later, the price is going to go back up and everybody will begin to sell." Harris said. "When that happens, the price goes down a drop again because of the greater sunup."
ROY LAIER, professor of political science and specialist in Soviet politics and agriculture, agreed that without other action, such as a withdrawal from the United States, the strain technology, the grain embargo would place an unreasonable burden upon the farmers.
THE EMBARGO, imposed by Carter Jan-
4 and involving 17 million tons of grain,
resulted in lower prices even though the
major grain trade centers were closed for
"At some time other, at some other place, an embargo would have worked," Laird said. "But a number of factors have convinced me that this embargo will not be avoided." The United Nations. And from a possible reduction in meat supply it will have little effect."
Holdredge said he thought the initial effect of the embargo on most farmers had been overstated.
two days. Grain prices fell 25 cents—the traded resumein fall, 9 and fell almost that much the next day. Since last Friday, prices have been inching up on the average of a quarter.
FARMERS keeping their grain eventually will have to sell their crop anyway, Harris
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The problems the farmer faces with fluctuating prices. Harris said, make many changes to keep prices from the enriched him on the Soviet Union will be overshadowed by the domestic economic conditions.
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"Using grain as foreign policy is nothing new," Holdridge said. "But the farmer feels punished because he can't get as much for his grain."
"One thing the farmers do agree on," Harris said, "is that this whole thing will hurt them a lot more than it will hurt the Russians."
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"Right now, it is only affecting those who still have grain to sell," he said. "Those who want the best quality of grain at the higher price. They're taken care of for now. If it is the farmer who sells that much, they don't hurt the most."
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According to Ron Holdrede, general manager in lawrence, the embargo allows surprise to many farmers although the cheese drop in grain prices made farmers less likely.
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By DON MUNDAY Staff Reporter
Area farmers say grain embargo hurts them more than Russians
Many area farmers upset with the recent embargo of grain shipments to the Soviet Union are essential of the more than just failing prices, local agricultural businesses report.
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