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W1 U1C lUdll^U Farmers Home Administration in Culpeper, Madison, Greene, Orange, Rappahannock, Fairfax, Fauquier, Prince William and Stafford Counties during 1962, $228,060 went to 27 farmers to buy equipment, livestock, fertilizer, pesticides, feed, tractor fuel, and other supplies for farm and home. Farm Ownership loans totaling $190,610 were made to eight families to buy, develop, or enlarge their farms and to. refinance debts. Private lenders advanced all of these funds under the Farmers Home Administration’s insured loan program. Rural housing loans totaling $93,940 were made to build or improve houses and service buildings on farms and in rural communities. The Food and Agriculture Act of 1962, signed by President Kennedy in Setpember, added a number of new loan authorizations to the Farmers Home Administration program of supervised,; crfedit in the sffete. Barrel! reported.
Farm operating and ownership loans were broadened to include the financing of recreational enterprises designed to help supplement farmers income. Small towns and associations of farmers and other rural residents now may also borrow funds to finance changes in land use, inIf
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