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REGISTER

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1934

NUMBER 33

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Washington, Wednesday, April 29, 1936
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Practices
Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
W. R. B. 2 California 1

Issued April , 1936

1936 A g r icultural C o nse r v a tio n P rogram W

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R e g io n
B ulletin No. 2 California 1

Pursuant to the authority vested in-the Secretary of Agri culture under Section 8 of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, Western Region Bulletin No. 1, Revised, is hereby supplementedwith respect to its application to the State of California, but not otherwise, as follows:
S ection 1. Soil-Building Practices and Rates of Payment.
In accordance with the provisions of Section 1, Part n of Western Region Bulletin No. 1, Revised, and subject to the conditions of said bulletin, payment will be made for the carrying out in 1936 of soil-building practices in the State o f California, as follows:
Conditions
Practices
A. New Seedings:1
1 Perennial Legumes, in cluding alfalfa, sericea, ladino, and white clover.

Per acre $4.00
2.00

2 Biennial Legumes, in cluding sweet, red, alsike, and Mammoth clovers.

3.00
1.50

3 Annual Legumes, in cluding bur, sour, and crimson clovers, annual varieties of sweet clover and lespedeza, and sesbania.

2. OD

1.00
4 Perennial Grasses, in cluding permanent pas ture mixtures.

B. Green Manure Crops:
1 Annual Legumes, ineluding soybeans, cow peas, field beans, and field peas.

4.00

When seeded on irrigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31, 1936.
When seeded on non-irfigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31, 1936.
When seeded on irrigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31,1936.
When seeded on non-irrigaied crop land between September 1, 1935, and August.
31, 1936.
When seeded on irrigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31,1936.

When seeded on jion-irrigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31, 1936.
When seeded on irrigated crop land between September 1, 1935, and August 31,1936.

2.50

When seeded on non-irrigated crop land be tween September 1, 1935, and August 31, 1936.

2.00

When seeded on crop land or interplanted in orchards and vineyards between Jan uary 1, 1936, and August 31, 1936, and plowed under after having attained at least two months growth.
When seeded on crop land or interplanted in orchards and vineyards between Sep tember 1, 1935, and December 31, 1935, and plowed under in the spring of 1936.
When seeded on crop land or interplanted in orchards and vineyards between Jan uary 1, 1936, and August 31, 1936, and plowed under in the summer or fall of 1936.
When planted on crop land between Sep tember 1, 1935, and August 31, 1936.
When effected on crop land in accordance with specifications as recommended by the State Committee and approved by the Director of the Western Division.

2 Winter Cover Crops_____

2.00

3 Summer Cover Crops___

2.00

C. Forest Trees________________

6.00

D. Terracing and Gully Control.

5.00

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Rate
Per acre E. Protected Summer Fallow:
1 Contour Cultivation_____ $1.00

2 Approved Fallow_______

0.50

F. Perennial Weed Eradication:
1 Chemical Treatment____

10.00

2 Periodic Cultivation_____

5.00

Conditions
When effected on nonirrigated. crop land in accordance with specifications as recom mended by the State Committee and approved by the Director of the Western Division.
When effected on irrigated or nonirrigated crop land in accordance with specifica tions as recommended by the State Com mittee and approved by the Director of the Western Division.
When effected on seriously infested plots, location of which is filed with the County Committee before practices are insti tuted, and when controlled by applica tion of chemicals and periodic cultiva tion in accordance with the recommenda tions of the State Experiment Station.
When effected on seriously infested plots, location of which is filed with the County Committee before practices are insti tuted, and when controlled by periodic cultivation in accordance with the recommendations of the State Experi ment Station.

No payments will be made for any of the practices listed above unless good seed is used and the practices are carried out in a workmanlike manner in conformity with cultural methods recognized as desirable for the locality. In the event that any labor, seed, or materials used in connection with any of such practices has been furnished free by any municipal, county, state, or Federal agency, payments may be withheld or reduced by the amount equal to the value of the labor, seed, or materials furnished.
S e c t io n 2. Seeding of Grasses or Legumes with Nurse or Companion Crops Harvested for Grain or Hay. Soil building payments with respect to the seeding of grasses and legumes at such rates and Under such conditions as are specified in Section 1A above will be made if seeded with a nurse or companion crop harvested for grain or hay; Provided, how ever, that such acreage shall not be regarded as devoted to a soil conserving crop for any purpose whatsoever.
S ection 3. Soil Building Practices W hich May Be Substi tuted for Soil Conserving Crops. Acreage upon which the following soil building practices are carried out shall be regarded as devoted to a soil-conserving crop within the meaning of Section 2, Part IV, of Bulletin No. 1, Revised, for the purpose of fulfilling all requirements of said bulletin with respect to soil conserving crops:
a Cultivated fallow land.
b> Crop land upon which terracing and gully control or perennial weed eradication practices are effected in 1936
in accordance with the provisions . of Section ID and IF
above.
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In testimony whereof, H. A. Wallace, Secretary of Agricul ture, has hereunto set his hand and caused the official seal of the Department o f Agriculture to be affixed in the City 329