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because of the substitution provision.

Substitution permits a program participant to choose a crop best suited to his farm and market operations and still eam payments and history credit

Provided set-aside acreage and other program requirements are met, this means farmers with wheat allotments may earn wheat program set aside payments and retain wheat history and allotment credit by growing soybeans instead of wheat.

A com producer may switch to grain sorghum. A wheat-and-barley farm may go 100 percent to barley, or any other combination of the permissible crops may be substituted.

Full details of the 1972 feed grain set-aside program are expected to be received in the Rappahannock Countv ASCS office in the near future.

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