Wheat Program Options and Diversion Measures for 1969
The 1969 wheat program offers sign up with options to divert 15 percent of the farm allotment to conserving use, plant wheat on allotment acres, or overplant up to 50 percent and store excess for marketing certificates and price support loans. It also covers substitution with feed grains, oats rye or barley bases, and requirements for certification, loan rates, and certificate sharing, with details on eligibility and compliance.
Test Lawn Soil For New Lawns
John C. Harper, extension agronomist at The Pennsylvania State University, advises getting a soil testing kit from your county agent. The kit includes instructions for sampling and mailing to the lab, with a small fee for the service.
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John C. Harper
HS Extension Agronomist
Pennsylvania State University
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