Transfers Will Cause Farmers To Lose Benefits
NE Louisiana farmers who released cotton allotments for the 1956 crop could not collect benefits under the new acreage reserve program. Officials from ASC, Extension, and Soil Conservation Service outlined how benefits are earned by reducing acreage, with deadlines in July and penalties for noncompliance. The program, separate from the conservation reserve, pays for reduced plantings, with certificates redeemable through banks and potential grain options for rice.
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Bayville
Louisiana
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation, State Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Bank
Northeast
Don Rockett
Don Richardson
Soil Conservation Service District
Norvell Thames
Northeast District Extension Service
Rockett
ASC
Alexandria
Acreage Allotments and Ocean Boundary Cited in National Geographic
The text notes that future state and county acreage allotments will count diverted farm acreage toward commodity totals and that no dollar ceiling exists for payments retiring acreage, as totals depend on price per pound and yield per acre. It also cites National Geographic Society on challenges to the three mile offshore control limit.
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National Geographic Society
Dallas man cites hobby as shooting with arsenal in car
Chicago detectives found Harry Owens, 36, of Dallas, Texas, with a car full of a revolver, 100 bullets, a tear gas gun, 11 daggers, three switch blades and burglary tools. He said his hobby is shooting and he likes to see people cry.
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Chicago
Harry Owens
Dallas
Tex
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