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The larger production of soft red winter wheat, therefore, goes | into either exports or carryover. I And in spite of recent larger exports, heavily subsidized, the carryover of this type of wheat next July is expected to be one and one | half times larger than the carryover in July 1961.
So, while there is not a material surplus of soft red winter wheat at; the present time, farmers are cautioned not to follow arvy course which could result in a rapid buildup of excess supplies of soft red ; winter wheat.
Farmers taking part in the 1962 wheat stabilization program are assured that full history credit will be given on all acreage diverted under the program. Producers who do not comply with 1962 wheat acreage allotments will be subject to loss of acreage history, which will result in reduction of their i future allotments. Furthermore, 1 their excess production will be subject to marketing quota penalties. 1 which were increased by Congress for the 1962 wheat crop.
Farmers are urged to participate j in the 1962 wheat stabilization j program, thereby earning payments for diverting wheat acreage into conservation uses, qualifying for wheat price support, avoiding quota penalties, and protecting their wheat acreage history for the future
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