TEXAS A&M HOPES TO SETTLE DUST OF SWEEPING NEW FARM BILL
COLLEGE STATION — The 1996 Farm Bill brings sweeping changes away depression-era government supports, but the dust will settle with income bolstering market strategies, Texas A&M Agriculture Program officials believe. “The greatest demand will be for programs that teach marketing techniques such as forming marketing clubs and hedging,” said Dr. James Richardson, Texas Agricultural Experiment…