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and 16 cents per bushel for grain sorghum.
The Committee gave the following example of how a producer with an interest in more than one farm can take part in the 1963 feed grain program:
“Suppose a producer has an interest in two farms growing corn, grain sorghum or barley. He files an intention-to-participate form for Farm No. 1. and carries out all program provisions on that farm. On Farm No. 2, he keeps the feed grain acreage (of corn, barley, and grain sorghum) within the base acreage (1959-60 average, as adjusted) for Farm No. 2.
“Under these conditions, the producer would be eligible for all the benefits of the program on Farm No. 1. However, if the feed grain acreage exceeded the feed grain base acragae on Farme No. 2, the producer would be ineligible for any of
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