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Dates Set For
Commodity Signups Signup dates for farmers ir. Rappahannock tSqunty who wisi to take part in ute^l969 feed grain and wheat progtetfis have been announced by tL f Barksdale, Chairman, AgneuliNtt. Stabilization and ConservatiofV^ County Committee. All commodity program signups will be held during the same- periqd February 1, through March 21. Signup applications indicate the farmer's program intentions, including the [extent of his participation in the programs. Under the feed grain program for 1969, farmers may earn diversion and price support payments as well as qualify for price support loans on their corn, barley and grain sorghum crops, feed grain diversion payments will be available to all program participants in 1969. Idle wheat program provides diversion payments for reducing acreage below the farm allotment, and price-support loans on all the wheat produced on the farm It also provides marketing certificates to bring returns up to
|full parity on the part of the wheat crop allocated for domestic I use*. )r ’ While the signup period for )r 1969 commodity programs will g extend through several weeks, the )rjChairinan urged that farmers who jc wish to take part in the programs )r file their applications as soon a> 15 they decide on 1969 production plans "Time has a habit of v getting away from us sometimes ss,before we know it. so it's a good ;)r idea not to delav in filing |program intentions.” he said 1
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