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I he advantages of participating in the 1962 feed grain program were outlined recently by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman in kick-off meetings before State ASCS farmer-committeemen and others charged with administration of the program. By participating in 1962, the Secretary ^aidyfarmers will: continue to reducefne costly pileup of feed grains in government ownership; take better care of our national soil and water resources by applying needed conservation measures on cropland taken out of intensive corn, grain sorghum and barley production; save dollars for every citizen through further reductions in government cost of storing, shipping and handling government-owned grains; get income immediately at signup time of they wish; save a large part of the planting and harvesting costs on the acreage put into- conserving uses; be assured of price support on their 1962 production at national average prices of $120 per bushel for
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