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Higher Arerege Egg Price
Predicted for 1951
An immediate, and sharp, drop la the price of eggs, but * higher average price Th 1961 than in 1980, is predicted, by D. U. Uvermore, poultry marketing special1st at V.P.I.
Livermore says the “no price support program for 1951” recently announced by the Department of Agriculture probably will have these results:
The sharp decline in egg prices will begin as early as mid-December; and prices will remain low until a substantial movement of eggs into storage gets underway
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