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W*v» \ J, I1V& V TT HO 1IV VTABAVII for substitution in the 1964 program.) 5. If the grower underplants his 1965 wheat allotment by at least 10 percent and devotes those acres to an approved conserving use - in addition to the 11.11 percent minimum diversion - payment on such additional diversion will be made at 50 percent of the county loan rate on the farm’s normal production of such additional acres diverted to conserving use. Maximum diversion for payment can be 20 percent of the allotment or enough additional acreage within the allotment to make a total of 15 acres. No payment will be made for diverting to an approved conserving use the minimum diverted acreage, equal to 11.11 percent of the 1965 allotment. (Payment in 1964 was at 20 percent for ail acres diverted to conserving use.) 6. A producer can qualify for loans and certificates even though he exceeds his acreage allotment by not more than 50 percent .on any farm In which he has an interest if he stores the wheat from the excess acreage under bond and carries out conserving-use requirements of the program. (This provision was not included in the 1964 program.) The signup period for the 1965 wheat program is August 24 through October 2. Intentions to participate will be taken at the ASCS county office where clerks will explain program details and assist farmers in completing applications.
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By W. H. LYNE If this is the case then don’t get in a hurry. Several cases were noticed last week where the corn wasn’t mature enough to make the best silage.
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