Wheat Allotment Notices Mailed For 1964 Crop
Wheat acreage allotment notices for the 1964 crop are mailed to wheat farm operators. Fred Seldomridge, Chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, states the 1964 national allotment is 495 million acres. Small farms under 15 acres receive the larger of their national allotment share or 90 percent of the 1959-61 average, capped at 15 acres. Marketing freedom applies if quotes are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seldomridge
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Seldomridge
Wheat marketing quotas to be decided by May referendum
The 1964 wheat program hinges on a May 21 referendum among wheat growers. Small farm operators must register by May 13 to participate as allotment growers by signing MQ-24 on the back of the allotment notice and filing at the county ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Farm Writer Is Honored by Professional Group
Ovid A. Martin of the Associated Press Washington Bureau received the JS Russell Memorial Award for distinguished service to agriculture at a Newspaper Farm Editors Association banquet during its Spring meeting at the Hotel Washington. The 59 year old journalist has covered the Department of Agriculture since 1937 and is the third NF EA member to be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
JS Russell
Martin
Washington
Newspaper
Farm Editors Association
Hotel
N.F.E.A
J S Russell
Des Moines
Owa) Register and Tribune
N.fha
NFEA
Department of Agriculture
Farm News
Allotments to Stay in Effect Without 1964 Quotas
The article states that allocations will remain in effect even if quotas for the 1964 wheat crop are not approved, continuing the existing diversion program and its funding or controls despite approval status.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Details Loads and Prices
The page lists varied cattle and beef cuts with weights from 900 to 2100 pounds and prices ranging roughly 20.75 to 23.75. It notes loads of High Choice Prime, bulk Good, and standard grades, plus specific figures for Holstein slaughter heifers and utility bulls with closing bids in the 19.00 to 21.00 range.
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