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The farmer who produces exces. wheat in 1959 may deliver the excess to the Secretary of Agriculture or store it on the farm under bond or in a commercial warehouse. In that way he avoids marketing quota penalties. He aa.Iso gets history credit for his allotment plus diverged acres just as though he had complied with his allotment. However, the credit for diverted acres is lost in case the stored wheat is sold or used and the producer becomes liable for marketing quota penalties.
There is another type of situation in which the producer exceeds his wheat allotment btrt produces no marketing excess. This may occur on farms where: (1) the total Continued on page twelve
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