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FEDERAL REGISTER,
M a rch 19, 1937

639

seeded in connection, with a soil-depleting crop, at the rate feed crops on the farm caused by flood, drouth or other of 30 cents.
unfavorable weather conditions in 1936 or 1937.
In connection with this practice, the Agricultural Adjust S ection 7. Association Expenses.There shall be deducted ment Administration will make available at Sheffield, pro rata from the payments made to members of the White Alabama, a supply of triple superphosphate approximately County Agricultural Conservation Association all or such 43 percent PaOs which, within the limit of such supply, part, as the Secretary may prescribe, of the estimated ad may, upon requests filed at the county office, be obtained ministrative expenses incurred or to be incurred by such for application on the farm in accordance with the foregoing association in cooperating in carrying out the Soil Conserva provisions of this subsection f. If triple superphosphate tion and Domestic Allotment Act.
is so obtained, 60 cents for each 16 pounds of available PzOs There shall be credited to the White County Agricultural contained therein shall, in accordance with instructions by Conservation Association for the payment of administrative the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, be deducted expenses the sum of $2.00 per application for that number from any payment including payment for carrying out o f applications submitted by members of the association this practice which otherwise would be made to any under which it is estimated by the Agricultural Adjustment persons eligible to receive payments with respect to the Administration the total payment prior to deduction of farm ; provided, however, that such deduction will first be any administrative expenses will be $20.00 or less.
made from payments with respect to the farm which other S ection 8. Applicability to Farms under Special Pro wise would be made to the person s carrying out this grams.On any farm where a program is carried out in co practice.
operation with the Soil Conservation Service or the Resettle gr Control o f Erosion by Terracing.Terracing crop ment Administration payment will be made only for such land or non-crop pasture land which the County Committee diversion and for carrying out such soil-building practices as finds is in need of terracing, with a sufficient amount of are, prior to performance, approved for the farm by the properly constructed terrace to give adequate protection County Committee in accordance with instructions issued against erosion. Payment will be made for each 100 feet by tiie Secretary.
rounded to the nearest 100 feet at the rate of 40 cents.
S ection 9. Payments Restricted to Effectuation of Pur h Provision for Products for Home Consumption.In poses.All or any part of any payment which otherwise clusion in the farming program o f provision for a home would be made to any person may be withheld if any prac garden and a milk cow to produce sufficient products for tice is adopted by such person, which the Secretary deter home consumption needs of the fam ily of any producer on mines tends to defeat the purposes of he 1937 Agricultural the farm and for which the County Committee finds that Conservation Program.
provision has not normally been made for such home con S ection 10. Calculation of Payments.The payments to sumption needs. Payment will be made for provision with any person under this program shall be calculated to the respect to each such producer in the amount of $10.00.
nearest whole dollar. Fractions of 50 cents or less will be S ection 4. Payment for Diversion from the General SoilDepleting Base.Payment will be made, within the limit dropped and fractions of more than 50 cents will be con sidered as $1.00.
of the general farm allowance determined for the farm in accordance with section 2 above, for each acre diverted Part II. Classification of Crops rounded to the nearest acre from the general soil-deplet Farm land, when devoted to the crops and uses indicated ing base for the farm, not in excess of 15 percent of such base at a rate which will average $6.30 per acre for the hereinafter, shall be classified in the manner set forth in County, varied among farms according to relative produc this Part n .
S ection 1. Soil-Depleting Crops.Land on which any of tivity of cropland used for the production of crops in the general soil-depleting base; provided, that payment will not the following crops is grown shall be regarded as used for be made for diversion from the general soil-depleting base he production of a soil-depleting crop for the year in which for a farm unless crops in such base are normally grown such crop is normally harvested. The acreage of land which in excess of the home consumption needs of the farm on is devoted to two or more soil-depleting crops in the same year shall be counted as soil-depleting only once.
an acreage not less than 15 percent o f such base.
a Com field, sweet, and popcorn.
S ection 5.1937 Acreage of Soil-Conserving Crops.If the b Cotton.
1937 acreage of soil-conserving crops on the farm is less than c Tobacco.
the minimum acreage of soil-conserving crops that is, the d Peanuts harvested for nuts.
number of acres in the soil-conserving base plus the number e Broom corn.
of acres diverted, from soil-depleting bases in 1937 upon f Truck and vegetable crops, including also melons, which payment will be m ade, a deduction will be made strawberries, potatoes, and sweet potatoes.
from the payment which otherwise would be made with g Sorghum, when harvested.
respect to the farm at the rate of $3.00 per acre of such deficiency.
h Small grains: Wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, and grain mixtures; cut for hay or grain.
Diversion payment will in no event be made with respect i Annual grasses: Sudan, millet, and Italian ryegrass, to a greater number of acres than the 1937 acreage of soilharvested for hay or seed.
conserving crops on the farm.
j Bulbs and flowers.
S ection 6. Increase in Acreage of Soil-Depleting Crops.
If the 1937 acreage of cotton, tobacco, or general soil-de S ection 2. Soil-Conserving Crops.Land devoted to any pleting crops, respectively, on the farm is in excess of the of the following crops and not used in the same year for soil-depleting base therefor, deduction will be made from the growing of any soil-depleting crop, as defined in section any payment which otherwise would be made with respect 1 o f this Part n , shall be regarded as used for the produc to the farm as provided below.
tion o f a soil-conserving crop, except as otherwise provided a For each acre o f cotton or tobacco in excess of the in section 3 below. Cropland from which no crop is har soil-depleting base, a deduction at the rate o f payment for vested during 1937 and which is planted in 1937 not later diversion for such crop.
than October 31 to any crop listed below other than small grains seeded alone in the fall shall be considered as soilb For each acre of general soil-depleting crops in ex conserving. If two or more soil-conserving crops are grown cess of the general soil-depleting base, a deduction at the on the same land during any year the acreage of such land rate o f payment for diversion for such crops; provided, that counted as soil-conserving shall not exceed the acreage on no deduction will be made for general soil-depleting crops in which such crops are grown.
excess of the base if such crops are required for home consumption on the farm or if the County Committee finds a Biennial and perennial legumes: Sweet, red, alsike, that such crops are grown in order to replace a shortage of white, and mammoth clovers; alfalfa; kudzu; and sericea.