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election for me. The people have been deceived again. My campaign was fair, honest, and open. I would want to win in no other way.
J. Newbill Miller
Feed Grain Program
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protect their farm base or allotment history.
As in 1971, set-aside programs put no limit on crop acreages on feed grain grown on participating farms, loans will be available on all production, with national average loan levels of $1.08 per bushel for No. 2 com, $1.79 per hundredweight for grain sorghum, and 86 cents per bushel for barley.
For com - farmers who sign up will set aside a qualifying acreage equal to 25 percent of their farm’s com base, for which they will earn payments of 80 cents a bushel on the established farm yield times the acreage set-aside.
At signup, a farmer may also, if he chooses, agree to set aside up to 10 percent more of his com base, for which he will receive payment of 52 cents a bushel times the stablished farm yield on this additional acreage.
To assure that sufficient land is taken out of production Secretary Clifford M. Hardin is asking farmers, also at signup, to offer to set aside an additional 5 or 10 percent, at the 52-cent-a-bushel rate. If the regular set-aside is less than 38
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