The USDA worked with producers to devise a pork reduction plan unveiled during the Century of Progress World's Fair in Chicago, Illinois in August 1933. The plan was supposed to remove 4 million young pigs and 1 million pregnant sows from the 1934 market between August 23 and October 1, 1933. This emergency measure yielded mixed results. It did all of the following EXCEPT: Group of answer choices Established a precedent for voluntary reductions of corn acreage and proportionate reductions in hog production - the Corn-Hog Program Levied a tax on processors that reimbursed the government for labor, slaughtering, and storage expenses incurred during the emergency slaughter Led to better water quality in several states where slaughtering operations relocated away from waterways and nearer to railroads Labeled Henry A. Wallace as the butcher of baby pigs and slitter of pigs' throats