Add to ORKGA.E. Ext. 82-04Insofar as dairy policy is concerned, the recent months have been as turbulent as any in the history of the dairy price support program. Faced with a record surplus of milk and unprecedented price support expenditures, the President and Congress have decided that dairy price supports must be reduced. With the expiration of the 1977 Food and Agriculture Act on September 30, 1981, a new Farm Bill was expected on October lhowever, legislation was not passed until mid-December. Difficult decisions regarding price support policy contributed to the more than two-month delay in formulating and enacting agricultural policy for the next four years, Barring any interim changes, dairy price support policy has been charted through Septem...