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The shorn wool and unshorn lamb payments for the 1958 mar. keting vear will be made on the basis of applications filed bv producers not later than April 30, 1959 with their countv Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC Offices. Producers arc ur^ed to keeo their accounts of cal- :n " «4fe nlace because these a^ the dodbments which must be ■ filed with jhe oavment application. .The acco/nt of sale must have the information needed to support the nroducer’s “payment application. ASC offices will make the payments in the summer, of 1959.
Producers arr also urged to get the best nobble price in selling the-V wool. Under the percentage method of payment, the higher return the indivi'’"d nroducer gets in the market the larger his incentive payment is. Th’« method is designed to encoumsw nroducers to do the best rm-sible job of marketing their wool. The wool incentive program is authorized bv the iNatfbnal Wool Act of 1954 to encourage an annual domestic production of 300 million pounds of shorn wool. 4 There is «pme evidence of re.>*",-
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