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FEDERAL
V O LU M E 2

REGISTER
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N U M B E R 121

W ashington, Thursday, June 24, 1937
PR ESID EN T OF TH E U N IT E D STATES.

2. The definition of operator is amended to read as follows:

E x e c u tiv e O rder
O perator means a person who as owner or share-tenant Is oper ating a farm and is entitled to receive all or a portion of the crops produced thereon, or the proceeds thereof.

TRANSFERRING TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY THE FUNC
TIONS DELEGATED TO THE SECRETARY OF LABOR BY EXECUTIVE
ORDER NO. 2889 OF JUNE 18, 1918

3. The definition of a diversion farm is amended to read as follows:

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by the act entitled An Act To authorize the President to pro vide housing for w ar needs, approved M ay 16, 1918 40 Start.
650, as amended and supplemented, it is ordered that all powers, rights, privileges, and duties including the power to execute deeds, contracts, or other instruments of conveyance delegated to the Secretary of Labor by Executive Order No.
2889 of June 18,1918, be, and they are hereby, transferred to the Secretary of the Treasury to be exercised and performed by the said Secretary through the Director of Procurement;
and the Secretary of Labor shall take such action as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this order, including the transfer of all the stock of the United States Housing Corporation, now held by the Secretary of Labor as trustee, to the Secretary of the Treasury as trustee for the United States.
This order shall supersede the said Executive Order No.
2889 of June 18, 1918, and shall become effective July 1, 1937.

D iversion farm means 1 any farm in a county operated by a person who operates a farm or farms in such county with respect to which farm or farms the stun o f the general soildepleting bases established therefor is 20 acres or more, and 2 any farm in a county owned and operated by a person and any contiguous farm or farms owned by such person in such county which are field rented by such person to any other persons if the sum o f the general soil-depleting bases established for all such farms is 20 acres or more, and 3 any farm fo r which a cotton or final tobacco soil-depleting base is established.

4. The definition of New Conserving Acreage is amended to read as follows:
New conserving acreage means the acreage o f cropland in the farm upon which there is, on the date as of which final inspection of the farm is made fo r the purpose of determ ining performance, a good stand of a crop listed in Section 2 a o f Part m which was seeded in accordance with good farming practices between Novem ber 1, 1936, and October 31, 1937, inclusive, and which acreage is classified as soil-conserving in 1937. New conserving acreage also means the acreage of cropland used in accordance w ith subsection b of Section 2 o f Part III. No acreage can be classified as new conserving if any of the crops listed in Section 1 o f Part i n are harvested as grain or hay from such acreage in 1937.

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5. The definition of O ld Conserving Acreage is amended to read as follows:

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F. R. Doc. 37-1885; Filed, June 23,1937; 11:57 a. m.

DEPARTM ENT OF AG R ICULTUR E.
Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
NCR B-101, as Amended, Supplement No. 2

1937 A g r ic u l t u r a l C o n s e r v a t io n P rogram N o r t h C e n tr a l R e g io n BULLETIN NO. 101, AS AMENDED, SUPPLEMENT NO. 2

Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture under Section 8 of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotm ent Act, N orth Central Region Bulletin 101, as Amended,1 is further amended as follows:
Part I Definitions
Old conserving acreage means the acreage o f cropland in the farm which was seeded prior to November 1, 1936, and upon which acreage there was a good stand o f a crop listed in Section 2 a of Part i n on or after July 1, 1937, and which acreage is classified as soil-conserving in 1937. Old conserving acreage also means any acreage of cropland on the farm upon which there was a good stand of a crop listed in Section 2 a o f Part m on or after July 1, 1937, which was self-seeded in the fall of 1936 and which acreage is classified as soil-conserving in 1937. Old conserving acreage also means the acreage o f cropland used in accordance w ith Section 2 c
of Part m . No acreage can be classified as old conserving i f on such acreage any crop listed in Item 1 of Section 1 b o f Part m :
1 Is seeded for harvest in 1937 at a rate in excess of one-half the normal rate of seeding alone for grain; 2 is seeded in 1937 at a rate not in excess of one-half the normal rate of seeding alone for grain and is cut for grain or hay; 3 is a volunteer stand, which volunteer stand it would be practical to cut for grain or hay i f such crop were growing alone; 4 is seeded in 1936 at a rate not in excess of one-half the normal rate of seeding alone for grain if it would be practical to cut such crop for grain or hay if such crop were growing alone.

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The definition of A rea A is amended by deleting the 6. The definition of Diversion Paym ent is amended to read as follows:
following counties in Nebraska: M errick, Nance, Polk, and York.
D iversion paym ent means a payment fo r the diversion o f acre 12 F. R. 541.

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age from any soil-depleting base. A diversion payment is not made with respect to a nondiversion farm.

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