Substitution Between Wheat and Feed Grains Authorized
The May 25 announcement from the US Department of Agriculture grants substitution between wheat and feed grains in the 1985 programs. The plan targets the dryland Great Plains and Pacific Northwest where wheat is first planted for the next year’s crop. The rule previously delayed by time constraints would have limited use in 1964 and now aims to start under the 19% and 3968 programs.
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Substitution of wheat on feeds expands 1965 programs
The plan adds substation rules allowing wheat to substitute feed grains on farms with both a feed base and a wheat allotment. Farmers must meet minimum diversions for both crops to use the provision, and certificates are allocated per farm without increasing totals. Wheat price support and feed grain eligibility hinge on compliance and planned production.
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