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SOME producers who sign up for the feed grain program may wish to consider uses of set-aside ber fore deciding between the 25 percent and the zero set-aside plan. This year producers who accept a reduction in payments are allowed to graze or to harvest hay or silage from setaside throughout the year. They may also plant an approved alternate crop and accept a payment reduction.

Producers who chose to utilize their set-aside for grazing, hay silage, or alternate crops must notify the ASCS county office ahead of timei Failure to do so can mean loss of all program payments and other benefits. He emphasized that notification must be given before grazing or haying is begun on setaside land. □

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