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inrougii joans on stuicu *iaiu u« .through purchase agreements, both ’■? available to producers, as was the case last year. . Bridgforth said that the sup* port for corn in 1951 will not be less than a national average ef $1.54 a bushel which is 90 per cent of the corn parity price on iahoait 18. 1951. It couTdbe" higher. If corn parity is higher on October 1, the beginning of the next marketing season, the support will reflect 90 per cent of parity at that time. 'f In Virginia, Bridgforth pointed out, the support level on corn and other grains is considerably higher than the national level to re-* fleet the freight differential to
48.7%