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S The Bend Bulletin, Sohirday, December 10. 1955
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Housewife Puzzled Because
Food Prices Staying High
Editor's Note:
''If farm price have fallen
so sharply that the government
is taking emergency action to
help the farmers, why docs
food still cost so much?" That
question, In many different
forms, reflects a widespread
puzzlement among housewives
and others about the "spread"
between farm prices and retail
food prices. The following dls-paU-h
explains why the spread
exists, how great it Is, and
why It's likely to grow even
greater.
By GAYLOKD P. GODWIN
United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON (UP) The farm
er gels considerably less than half
of every dollar the housewife
spends on food. And this "price
spread" is expected to grow even
wider.
Despite bumper crops and lower
prices to farmers, the Agriculture
Department predicts that the
housewife's food bill in 1956 will
average about the same as in 1955.
This poses the question as to why
retail prices don t come down pro-
Party Planned
By Farm Bureau
A Farm Bureau parly for all
members, new and old, will be
held in the Deschutes school house
on Saturday evening, Dec. 10. at
8 o'clock, county leaders of the
Bureau have announced.
The affair is being arranged as
a get-acquainted Party, with all
new members being asked to at
tend to meet old members. Cards
will be played.
Old member families are beiniz
asked to bring pies. Some card
tables will also be needed.
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REDMOND The annual Dartv
ana aance lor students of Red
mond union high school, arranged
for them by the faculty, will be
Friday, Dec. 23 at 8:30 p.m. in
the high school gym. Chairmen
are Don Lowry and Howard
Browning, with all the teachers
serving on various committees.
Decorations will include the tradi
tional Christmas trees and the fac
ulty will present informal enter
tainment skits. There will be an
orchestra for dancing and refresh
ments will be served.
Tomorrow 1:50 P.M.
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portionately to the decrease in
farm prices.
The answer is in marketing and
processing charges. They include
labor, transportation, processing,
wholesaling, retailing, profits of
firms making and selling food pro
ducts in short, all the services
connected with food handling. The
cost of these services has in
creased steadily in recent years
and the outlook for next year is
"further moderate increases.'
Coasumer Pays Cost .
The cost comes out of the con
sumer's food dollar. The mark -t-ing
bill for 1955 is estimated at
28 billion dollars. This is CO pe.
cent of the $46,300,000,000 that
housewives will spend across the
grocery counter for farm produced
goods. Forty cents of each food
dollar goes to the farmer.
The Department of Agriculture
computes the farmer's share and
the marketing bill through use of
a "tpyical market basket" for
average wage earners or clori-al
workers in an urban communi'y.
The basket contains all farm-produced
foods. Fish are excluded.
In the latest report July-September
all items of the market
basket cost at retail $983.35. Of
this, the farmer's share was $393.-
a, or 40 per cent. The 60 per
cent marketing bill was $590.10.
The farmer does not get the
same per cent of return on
items. For example, a round loaf
of bread in the market basket re
tails at 17.7 cents. The bread con
tains 0.912 pounds of wheat wonh
at the farm 2.5 cents, or 14 per
cent of the cost of the loaf. The
marketing bUl which in this
case includes milling the wheat
into Hour, adding other ineredients
and baking it into bread Is 15.2
cents.
SteerOn-Thelloof
A pound of choice grade b-ef
retailing at 67.4 cents represenls
2.16 pounds of choice grade steer-on-the-hoof.
The marketing charge
on the pound of beef is 26.5 cen's,
leaving the farmer 40.9 cents, or
bl per cent.
Most of the marketing costs are
fixed. They do not fluctuate like
the prices received by farmers
Therefore lower prices at the farm
do not bring anywhere near as
much of a reduction at retail.
Furthermore, many consumers
have been willing to pay for the
convenience of getting foods al
ready prepared or partly prepared
for the table, and the processine
cost in these is of course propor-
uonaieiy nigner.
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