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VOLUME 23

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NUMBER 86

Washington, Thursday, May 1, 1958

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter IV Commodity Stabilization Service and Commodity Credit Cor poration, Department of Agricul ture Subchapfer D Regulations Under Soil Bank Act
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485S o il B a n k
Subpart C o nserv a tio n R eserve P rogram MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS

Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to the Soil Bank Act 70 Stat. 188 the regulations for the conservation reserve program issued August 16, 1956 21 P. R.
6289, as amended, are hereby amended as follows:
1. Section 485.164 is renumbered as 1485.164 a.
2. Section 485.164 is amended by add ing a paragraph b as follows:
b For purposes of applying the pay ment limitation prescribed in paragraph a of this section, the rules contained msubparagraphs Cl through 6 of this Paragraph shall be effective to determine whether certain individuals interested n farming operations as landowners, landlords, tenants or sharecroppers are be treated as one producer or as sep arate producers. In cases in which ORorthan one rule would appear to be PPhcable, the rule which is most reshall apply11
number producers 1 A partnership shall be considered th a Producer. Individual members of spnoE, uership may be considered as ntw ate Pr?ducers or recognized in antprv>+Capaciy as landowners, landlords, farm if or sharecroppers, on the same inSir in another farm only if i the aratp T I? embers operating in a sepmemw?u-Clty are not identical with the the the Partnership, and Cii seDaratif1 111 members also operated as Pacitv fl. pr0lucers or in a separate ca ttle vpnr prducers on the farm during cPn4ct E d 112 the firSt year of the becontirffrpi ration or association shall holde?ihned 88 a Producer. - A stockof a cornorJlT118 a m a->ority of the stock as a wL a +10n sbaii not be considered eparate producer on the same
farm nor recognized in any other capac ity on the same farm as a landowner, landlord, tenant, or sharecropper.
3 An estate or trust -shall be con sidered as a producer unless the estate has only one heir or the trust has only one beneficiary, in which case only the sole heir or the sole beneficiary shall be considered as a producer. Subject to the provisions of paragraph a of this section, an individual who is not the sole heir of the estate or the sole beneficiary of the trust may be considered as a Separate producer or recognized in a dif ferent capacity as landlord, landowner, tenant, or sharecropper, on the same farm or on another farm, provided such separate producer status is established to the satisfaction of the county com mittee.
4 Two or more individuals operat ing as a group under an arrangement which, although lacking the legal ele ments of a partnership or corporation, is in the nature of a joint undertak ing shall be considered as a producer.
Clubs, societies, fraternal and religious organizations, as well as informal ar rangements between two or more indi viduals, are examples of such groups.
Individual members of the group shall not be considered as separate producers on the same farm nor recognized on the same farm in any other capacity as landowners, landlords, tenants, or share croppers.
5 Husband and wife shall not be considered as separate producers nor recognized in any other capacity as landowners, landlords, tenants, or share croppers, on the same farm or on dif ferent farms. Other individuals having any family relationship may be consid ered as separate producers if they are participating on different farms. Such individuals may be considered as sep arate producers on the same farm or recognized in different capacities on the same farm as landlords, landowners, tenants, or sharecroppers only if such individuals operated as separate produc ers or in separate capacities during the year preceding the first year of the con tract period.
6 Individuals having a joint or com mon interest arising out of their inter ests in the ownership of the farm as joint tenants, tenants by the entirety C o n tin u e d o n p. 2897

CONTENTS
Agricultural M arketing Service Proposed rule making:
Milk marketing areas:
Upstate Michigan__________
Wichita, Kans____________
Agriculture Departm ent See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice; Commodity Stabilization Service.
Alien Property Office Notices:
Vested property; intention to return:
Brinkmann, Paul__________
van Eenenaam, H__________
Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Delegations of final authority to substantive program matters
Proposed rule making:
Private and commercial pilot certificates; knowledge, ex perience, and skill require ments for applicants_______
Commerce Departm ent See Federal Maritime Board;
Maritime Administration.
Commodity Stabilization Service Notices:
Peanuts, Spanish-type; supply for 1958-59 marketing year_
Rules and regulations:
Rice; marketing quota regula tions for 1958 and subsequent crop years_____________ __
Soil bank; conservation reserve p r o g r a m ; miscellaneous amendments______________
Sugar requirements and quotas;
Hawaii and Puerto Rico; pro ration of deficit in quota for Hawaii______ _____________
Defense M obilization Office Notices:
Botkin, Harold M.; appointees statement of business inter ests______ >_________ ______
Federal Communications Com mission Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Baker, Harry V., & Co______
Bramlett, Charles R., et al__
Eldridge, Joseph__ ___ ___
Florence & Lee, Inc__ ______
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