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ber of acres diverted and the farm yield per acre. The CAP adjustment rate for corn land in Rappahannock County for 1967 is 58 cents per bushel, and the rate for grain sorghum is 45 cents per bushel. The rates for these two feed grains vary by counties.
After placing all of the base acreage of one or more of the above crops or the entire tame hay base in the program (except that a small acreage may be planted to corn or grain sorghum for home use), farmers may include other rowcrop and small-grain acreage. Rates for this other cropland in the countyT-including that for wheat and barleyrange from $6.00 to $10.20 per acre, depending on the produc-1 tivity of the cropland.
Besides the adjustment pay-! ments, CAP participants are j also eligible for conservation cost-sharing on land put under I :he program. CAP agreements cover 5 to i 10 years.
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