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EGISTER
VOLUME 21

1934

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NUMBER 223

Washington, Friday, November 16, 1956

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
ChapterVII-Commodity Stabilization Service Farm Marketing Quotas and Acreage Allotments, Depart ment of Agriculture P art 721 Corn PROCLAMATION OP ACREAGE ALLOTMENT FOR
1957 IN COMMERCIAL CORN-PRODUCING
AREA

721.803 Basis and purpose. Section 721.804 is issued under and in accord ance with section 301 and 328 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended. Its purpose is to announce the acreage allotment for 1957 for the commercial corn-producing area. The findings and determination made by the Secretary in 721.804 have been made on the basis of the latest available sta tistics of the Federal Government.
721.804 1957 acreage allotment for corn. The acreage allotment for corn for 1957 for the commercial corn-pro ducing area is 37,288,889 acres.1
Sec. 375, 52 Stat. 66, as amended; 7 U. S. C.
1375. Interpret or apply secs. 301, 328, 52
Stat. 38, 52; 7 U. S. C. 1301, 1328

. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 13th day of November 1956.
seal T rue D. M orse, Acting Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 56-9410; Piled, Nov. 15, 1956;
8:50 a. m.

P art 729 P eanuts national marketing quota, national acreage allotment, and apportionment
To STATES OF NATIONAL ACREAGE ALLOT
MENT FOR PEANUTS FOR 1957 CROP

729.801 Basis and purpose, a Secwn 358 a of the Agricultural Adjusttw 8 , as amended, provides a5 beween Juy 1 and December 1 of cn calendar year the Secretary of Agrie s no Soil Bank base acreage ar l0I the 1957 cominercial corn-producii the iqTt base acreage for corn f unrio commercial corn-producing are Sn1,xf the Provisions of sec. 103-b of tl acres ank Act 7 Stat- 188- 19 Is 51 millic
culture shall proclaim a national market ing quota for peanuts for the crop pro duced in the next succeeding calendar year in terms of the total quantity of peanuts which will make available for marketing a supply of peanuts from the crop with respect to which the quota is proclaimed equal to the average quantity of peanuts harvested for nuts during the five years immediately preceding the year in which the quota is proclaimed, ad justed for current trends and prospective demand conditions. Section 358 a fur ther provides that the national market ing quota established for the crop pro duced in the calendar, year 1941 shall be a quantity of peanuts sufficient to pro vide a national acreage allotment of not less than 1,610,000 acres, and that the national marketing quota established for any subsequent year shall be a quantity of peanuts sufficient to provide a national acreage allotment of not less than that established for the crop produced in the calendar year 1941.
b Except for the preceding limita tion, the national marketing quota would be 660,000 tons and the national acreage allotment without allowance for under harvesting would be 1,465,039 acres.
When this figure is adjusted for the five year average underharvesting it becomes 1,575,311 acres. In order to obtain the minimum national acreage allotment of 1,610,000 acres, the national marketing quota must be set at 725,305 tons. Sec tion 358 a also provides that the na tional marketing quota shall be converted to a national acreage allotment by di viding such quota by the normal yield per acre for the United States.
c Section 358 c of the said act provides that the national acreage allot ment, less the acreage to be allotted to new farms under section 358 f, shall be apportioned among the States on the basis of their share of the national acre age allotment for the mbst recent year in which such apportionment was made.
d Section 729.802 establishes the na tional marketing quota, the normal yield per acre, and the national acreage allot ment for the 1957 crop of peanuts. Sec tion 729.803 apportions the 1957 national acreage allotment among the several pea nut-producing States. The determina tions in these sections are based on the Continued on p. 8915

, CONTENTS
Agricultural Marketing Service Notices:
Arnold Livestock Commission Co.; posting of stockyard___
Horse Cave, Bowling Green, Russellville, a n d Franklin, Kentucky, tobacco markets;
determination with respect to distribution of i n s p e c t i o n service____________________
Agricultural Research Service Proposed rule making :
F o r e i g n quarantine notices ;
okra from Mexico.________ _
Agriculture Department See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice; Agricultural Research Service; Commodity Stabilization Service.
Civil Aeronautics Administra tion Rules and regulations:
Alterations:
Civil airways______________
Control areas, control zones, and reporting points_____
Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Quad Cities-Twin Cities case;
postponement of oral argu ment______________________
Civil Service Commission Rules and regulations:
Retention preference regula tions for use in reductions in force; appeals_____________
Commerce Department See Civil Aeronautics Administra tion; Federal Maritime Board.
Commodity Stabilization Service Rules and regulations :
Acreage allotments, 1957:
Corn___ __________________
Peanuts___________
Defense Mobilization Office Rules and regulations:
Department of Labor; assign ment of responsibilities to__
Federal Communications Com mission Notices:
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