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Feed Grain Signup
Deadline Nears
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman today reminded feed grain producers that only a few more days remain before the signup deadline for the 1968 Feed Grain Program. The Secretary urged feed grain producers not already signed up for the 1968 program to do so as soon as possible, saying “Pricesfor the 1968 feed grain crop are being made right now by the planting and diversion decisions that farmers themselves are making. “Signup in the week ending March 1 was smaller than anticipated both in terms of producers and acreage. Neither workload in A SC committee offices nor weather accounts for the relatively low totals. Unless new market influences develop -- which are not now in sight — low corn prices will result from a low i level of participation in the feed grain program. By participating in the 1968 Feed Grain Program, farmers will
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