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Under the National Wool Act, the incentive payment program i* authorized to run four years, from the 1955 marketing year through the 1958 marketing year which ends March 31,1959,
Payments have been mad,, for two marketing years. (1955 and 1956) and now total $108,451,000 Through Sept.. 1957, payments for 1956 marketings total $50,825,356 Of this total, $43,048238 waa paid on shorn wool and $7,777,414 in unshorn lamb payments. From these amounts, $3,008,895 was deducted as authorized by producers for the self-help industry promotion and marketing program under Section 708 of the National Wool Act of 1954. Payments under the first year.of the pros gram (1955) amounted to $57.625.356—$50,017,814 in shorn wool payments and: $7,607,542 paid on lambs. Deductions for the promotion 202.
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Farm Price
Outlook
(This it the tray Prospects far Virginia farm pricesj looked to the. Virginia Department of Agricultnre on Friday. The Department offers it to farmers ivith the warn ing that no one can predict price* and be right all the time.)
HOGS
Don’t sell hogs light, but push 'any that will make 180 pounds in the next two-three weeks. There is no telling when it will start but at least by mid-February hog prices are due for a substantial dip that will probably extend through March. • i: v > •
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