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ACP Completion
Reports Needed
Farmers doing conservation cost-sharing work under the Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP) are asked to keep careful track of the date they are to report the completed work. The Chairman of the Rappahannock County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) Committee, H. S. Barksdale, said it is important that the Committee have a report on hand by the time the work is to be completed. The funds allocated for the job are not supposed to be tied up past that date unless they have been earned.
We always have more applications that we have cost-share funds for ACP practices, and it’s not right for us to keep funds set aside for a practice when we don’t know whether the farmer installed it oi not.
If a farmer is not able tc complete his conservation work before the completion date, he may ask for a time extension by phoning, writing, or visiting the County ASCS Office. Time extensions should be requestec before the practice completior date.
Sometimes a person misplace; the form which he is supposed tc sign and send or bring to the County ASCS Office when hi; ACP work is done. In that case he should phone or write to say the work was completed and ther drop by at his convenience to sigr
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