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FEDERAL REGISTER, February 25, 1937
and sharecropper farms, by the percentage to be determined In accordance w ith Section 3 o f this Part V;
A -3 M ultiplying the num ber o f acres determ ined under A - l o f this Section 7 for each cotton farm and sharecropper farm by a ratio determ ined by dividing th e Gross Class I pay m ent com puted for such person for such farm by the Gross Class I paym ent com puted for such farm ; b u t if there is no Gross Class I paym ent fo r th e farm, the ratio expressed as a percentage shall be determined by dividing 100 percent by the num ber o f persons w ho participated in the operation of such farm during 1936;
A -4 Adding the num ber o f acres obtained under A -2 and A -3 o f this Section 7;
is n ot equal to or in excess o f th e num ber o f acres obtained by B - l Determ ining the num ber of acres for each farm w ith respect to w hich such person makes an application for paym ent equal to th e sum o f 15 percent of the general soil-depleting base, 20 percent of the cotton soil-depleting base, 20 percent o f the tobacco soil-depleting base, 25 percent o f the sugar beet soil-depleting base, 20 percent o f the flax soil-depleting base;
B -2 M ultiplying th e num ber o f acres determ ined under B - l o f this Section 7 for each farm , except any cotton farms and sharecropper farms, by the percentage to w hich such person is entitled, such percentage to be determ ined in accordance w ith Section 3 of this Part V;
B3 M ultiplying the num ber of acres determined under B - l o f this Section 7 for each cotton farm and each share cropper farm by a ratio determined by dividing the Gross Class I paym ent com puted for such person for such farm by the Gross Class I paym ent fo r such farm ; b u t if there is no Gross Class I paym ent for the farm the ratio expressed as a per centage shall be determ ined by dividing 100 percent by the num ber o f persons w ho participated in the operation o f such farm during 1936;
B4 Adding the num ber o f acres obtained under B -2 and B3 o f this Section 7;
a deduction will be made from su ch persons Gross Class I pay m ent for perform ance on farm s ow ned or operated in the cou n ty w ith respect to w hich such person makes application fo r pay ment, in an am ount obtained b y subtracting from the result ob
tained under B -4 o f this Section 7, the result obtained under A -4 o f this Section 7,. and then by m ultiplying the difference so obtained by one and on e-h alf tim es the rate per acre applica ble to the farm having the highest rate determined pursuant to provisions o f Section 2 a of Part n .

The provisions of this NCRB -lK and of NCRB -lJ
shall he effective as of October ,19, 1936, so as to be included within the conditions mentioned in the Order with respect to payments under the 1936 Agricultural Conservation Pro gramNorth Central Region, issued January 6, 1937, as amended.
In testimony whereof, H. A. W allace, Secretary of Agri culture, has hereunto set his hand and caused the official seal of the Department of Agriculture, to be affixed in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, this 24th day of February, 1937.
seal
H. A. W allace , Secretary of Agriculture.

governed by the standards which became effective May 1, 1936.1
As standards are now set for the fully-ferm ented teas For mosa Black and Japan Black, regulation 20 under the Tea Act was modified in 1935 to omit the statment: Should Japans be made as fermented teas, they are to be examined in comparison with the Congou standard. The Japan and Formosa fermented teas should be judged by their respective standards.
Regulation No. 26 under the Tea Act was amended in 1930 to include Formosa Oolong and as amended reads as follows :
26 In the case o f Ceylon, India, Java, Sumatra, and Formosa Oolong teas the needle leaf and Pekoe tips shall be separated by passing them , together with th e dust, through a No. 26 sieve o f No. 30 brass wire, after the tea has been sifted through a No. 16
sieve.
SEAL
H. A. W allace ,
Secretary of Agriculture.
February 24, 1937.
F. R. Doc. 37-555; Filed, February 24,1937; 12:39 p. m.J

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION.
FCA 27.
A m e n d a t o r y R egu lation No. 1 o f t h e R eg u latio n s R elative t o E m e rg en c y C rop and F eed L o an s i n t h e C o n t in e n t a l U n ited S tates M ade P u r su a n t to t h e A ct o f C ongress A pproved J a n u a r y 29, 1937
F ebru ary 23, 1937.

Paragraph 7 of the regulations dated February 2, 1937, is hereby amended to read as follows:
7. No loan for the production o f crops will be made in an am ount greater than the immediate and actual cash needs in the particular case to plant the crop in a manner approved by the Extension Service o f the Department o f Agriculture.
T h e im mediate and actual cash needs in a particular case m ust n ot exceed the actual costs per acre in such case as deter m ined by individual consideration o f the various factors involved, e. g., w hether it is necessary to purchase sedd, feed, fertilizer, spraying material a n d /or fuel fo r tractors; the cost thereof; and any other incidental expenses currently incurred in th at co m
m un ity in con nection w ith the particular crop to be produced.
In no event may loans for crop production purposes exceed th e follow ing maximum allowances per acre:
M axim um Allowances P er A cre 1

F .R . Doc. 37-558; Piled, February 24,1937; 12:39 p. m .

Food and Drug Administration.
SRAT No. 11
S ervice
Issued February 24, 1937
and
R egu latory A n n o u n c e m e n t s , T ea N o . 11
STANDARDS UNDER THE TEA ACT

The following standards prepared and submitted by the Board of Tea Experts are hereby fixed and established as standards under the Tea Act for the year beginning May 1, 1937, and ending April 30, 1936:
1 Formosa Oolong.
2 Formosa Black.
3 Congou.
4 Java to be used for all fully-ferm ented teas excepting China, Japan, Form osa.
5 Japan Black.
6 Japan Green.
7 Japan Dust.
8 Gunpowder to be used for all China green teas.
9 Scented Orange Pekoe.
10 Canton Oolong to be used for scented Canton and all China O olongs.
These standards apply to tea shipped from abroad on or after May 1, 1937. Tea shipped prior to May 1, 1937, will be
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Grain crops____ ____________ ____
Cotton-._____ ___________________
Tobacco________________________
Peanuts_____________ ______ _____
Irish potatoes commercial________
Truck commercial_________ ____
Miscellaneous crops
Sugar carié
Sugar beets
Bice:
When landlord furnishes water__
. If landlord does not furnish water.
Citrus fruit trees bearing___ _____
Other fruit trees bearing__________

2

3

Without commercial fertilizer
Where commercial fertilizer is used
Where commercial fertilizer and spray material, including dust, are used
>$3.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
15.00
10.00
2.50
12.00
8.00

>$4.00
6.00
12.00
4. 50
30.00
22.00
4.00
12.00
12.00

8.00
13.00
20.00
10.00

8.00
13.00
20.00
14.00

$13.00
32.00
25.00

20.00
20.00

1 Where spray material, including dust, is used without commercial fertilizer, the allowance for such spray material and dust will be the difference, if any, between the allowances in column 2 and column 3.
a Of the grain allowances shown in the table not more than $1.00
shall be used for summer fallowing.
These figures include allowances for fuel, oil, and feed fo r work ing stock for crop production purposes and incidental expenses, for w hich n o additional allowances will be made.
Allowances for water charges including maintenance, electric power and fu el for crops other than rice grown on irrigated land shall n ot exceed $3.00 per acre.
Allowances far com mercial fertilizer will be made only in areas where com mercial fertilizer is custom arily used.
11 F. R. 144.
> 2 P , R , 302.