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acres and to help assure an income return sufficient to maintain the productivity of U. S. agriculture. The preliminary payment for wheat producers of $1.20 per bushel amounts to 75 percent of the estimated face value of domestic wheat certificates. The final face value of the certificate will be the difference between 100 percent of parity on July 1 of this year and the National average wheat price received by farmers from July through November. Final payment reflecting the difference between the certificate value and the preliminary payment will be made after December 1.
Participants in the 1971 feed grain program are guaranteed a National average of $1.35 per bushel on production from half their corn base and $1.24 per bushel for grain sorghum. Cotton producers are guaranteed a National average of the higher of 65 percent of parity or 35 cents per pound on the acreage planted within the farm acreage allot
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