Farm Workers Get Social Security Too
The 1950 amendments extend old age and survivors insurance to regular farm workers starting January 1 1951. Criteria include cash wages paid by one operator for at least 60 days in a new quarter and minimum $50 earnings, with apprenticeships counted in earlier quarters. Household workers and farm household roles fall under the same rules.
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Alabama
Collector of Internal Revenue
Birmingham
Inis Month Agricultural Notes on Pests, Crops and Hogs
The article outlines January farm tasks including fire prevention, lice control in beef and dairy cattle with rotenone and DDT mixtures, dormant spraying for fruit trees with oil emulsion, caution during freezing weather, construction of new fishponds, and market hog price cycles. It advises pasture planning, self feeding corn, clearing idle land, preparing kudzu and sericea, and setting up for winter lambing and poultry housing with January fertilization for pastures and perennials.
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Cecil L. Simpson
Field Office
Social Security Administration
Montgomery, Ala
Macon County
Chain Stores
Tuskegee
Macon County Home Club
Dave Whatley
Cliffie D. Rey
Loachapoka
C. S. Keller
Abbeville
Paul Whatley
Chain Stores of
Inis
South
Black Belt