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No Wheat Diversion
In *67 says Chairman
Wheat farmers were remind" ed today that no diversion program will be in effect for the 1967 wheat crop. Wheat program participants will be able to qualify for domestic marketing Certificates and pricesupport loans. H. S, Barksdale, Chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, said that it is particularly important for farmers with small wheat allotments to remember that diversion payments are no longer available. Many of these farmers have been diverting all or a part of their wheat-allotment acres for pay ment in recent years; however, no income can be derived from the wheat program in 1967 unless the crop is planted. Mr. Barksdale pointed out that wheat growers participating in the 1967 wheat program will again be guaranteed full parity on the part of their wheat crop which is allocated for domestic food use. For each participating farm, this will be the projected producSedwick
- Program Moderator; Carolyn Ellis - on Panel; Isaac Shaffer - delegate; Joyce Garber - hostess; Chellie Short - hostess; and Mason Lockridge, Jr., - Conference Chairman.
Rappahannock County High School, Joan Lee - timekeeper Jean Woodard - timekeeper.
Strasburg High School, Ellen Hottle - on panel; Cindy Hottle delegate; Sandy Keller - delegate; Julie Tate - delegate; Mrs. Irene Rickard - Advisor.
Warren County High School, Bill Johns - Panel Moderator; Rolfe White - Discussion Moderator; Bill Wood - Recorder; F. Edward Boggs - Advisor. Also present: Mrs. Xenia Durette, Luray - AP Correspondent; Sam Guza, III, Richmond, Virginia TB and RD Association; Mrs. Gladys L. Harris and Mrs. E. Wilson Morrison - Tuberculosis & Health Association of Northern Virginia, Front Roval.
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