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After a producer has certified, if a mistake is found in his set-aside acreage he could lose some or all of his farm program payment. A farmer who is not quite sure whether his set-aside meets all requirements would be well advised to check with the County ASCS Office ahead of time. Also, he can request measurement service, which, if followed, will give him a guarantee that he has enough set-aside acreage. Measurement service is offered by the County ASCS Office at cost. Producers in the voluntary feed grain and wheat programs for 1971 set aside a percentage of their land to conserving uses, and will also maintain their farm’s conserving base acreage. On the rest of their acreage they may plant as much feed grain, wheat or any other crop they choose, with the exception of quota crops. Quota crops include peanuts, tobacco, rice, extra long staple cotton, and sugarcane, which may be planted only on farms with allotments for these crops.
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