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scind the agreement. March 26 will be the last day for filing revised intentions for taking part in the 1965 wheat and feed grain diversion programs.
The Chairman reminded farmers that the programs’ substitution provision is available only if the participating growers are signed up in both the feed grain and the wheat programs. This provision enables growers to substitute wheat (or feed grains or feed grains for wheat in qualifying for diversion payments, there by providing program participants greater flexibility in farming operations. In this case, the rate of the available diversion payment would be based on the crop actually diverted into a conserving use. Farmers who sign up and then meet provisions of the feed grain program may qualify for diversion payments, price-support loans, and price support payments on the normal yield of the diverted acrea The wheat program offers pai=ticipating farmers diversion payments, price-support loans, and domestic and export certificates (with a cash value) for as much as 80 percent of the normal production of the allotment, provided it is planted.
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