1964 Wool Incentive Prices Announced
The 1964 marketing year sets incentive for short wool at 62 cents per pound and mohair support at 72 cents per pound, with pulled wool continuing at a comparable level. Marketing year is calendar year. 1963 runs nine months. Mohair support drops 4 cents, within 15 percent of wool, and producer payments follow set methods beginning April 1965.
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R. I. Anderson
ASC County Committee
Jetter
Department of Agriculture
Support for wool pulled by lamb payments program
Support for pulled wool comes via payments on lambs never shorn. Payments are per hundredweight of live animals to offset wool, aligned with the national average incentive per pound of shorn wool. Current wool and lamb marketings from April 1 to December 31 1963 may qualify for 1963 marketing year payments, with payments issued in April 1964.
The Farm Question Box Lime Benefits Timeline
A reader asks how soon lime benefits soil. Answer: you begin to see improvement right away and it increases for about three years. After three years the lime should be fully benefiting crops. The effect should last three to five years or longer depending on soil needs and crops grown.
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