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|el igible for price-support
jloans on their entire production from the feed grain acrejage.
| Each farm has a total feed ‘grain base, representing the combined acreage of the three tfeed grains grown on the farm. A producer may divert one or more of the feed grains, and his diversion payment will be based on the per-acre rate which applies to the grain diverted. Minimum diversion under the program is 20 percent of the total feed grain base; maximum diversion is 50 percent of the base or 25 iacres if this is more. While participation in the 1965 feed grain program is voluntary, Mr. Barksdale jpointed out, the price-support 'payments and loans, as well as ithe diversion payments, will !be available only to growers |who sign up and carry out the [program's provisions. Signup for the program started Feb. 8 and will continue through March 26. i
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