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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday , September 2, 1939

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age in the other four years, thus indicat a farm if the head, and other members lished for the county by the Secretary ing that the acreage for such year was of the family who ordinarily take part on the basis of county yields during the abnormal in view of customary crop ro in farm work are employed full-time in years 1935 to 1939, adjusted for abnor tation practices for the farm, then the work on the farm. I f the head and mal conditions.
local committee, subject to approval of other members of the family who ordi the State committee, shall make such narily take part in farm work devote their ESTABLISHMENT OF ALLOTMENTS FOR N E W
FARMS
further downward adjustment as is nec full time to farm work but do so by essary to obtain a fair and reasonable working part time on two or more farms 727.222 Determination of farm acre normal acreage for the farm, taking into rather than full time on one farm, such age allotment. The acreage allotment consideration the customary crop rota family shall be considered as engaged in for a new farm shall be that percentage tion practices for the farm, but in no the operation of the farm on which of the normal acreage for the farm case shall such adjustment result in a more than half of its time is spent in which the normal acreages for all such normal acreage which is less than the work.
farms is of the acreage available for average acreage in such other four years.
c Acreage indicated by equipment. allotment to all such farms in the 727.220 Determination of acreages 1 The acreage indicated for a farm United States.
indicated for a farm by land, labor and by equipment shall be the number of 727.223 Determination of normal equipment a Acreage indicated by acres which result from multiplying the acreages, a The normal acreage for land. The acreage indicated for a farm equipment available for the production a new farm shall be that acreage which by land shall be the number of acres of tobacco on the farm by the county the local committee determines is fair which result from multiplying the land average percent for equipment. The and reasonable for the farm t a k in g into available for the production of tobacco equipment available for the production consideration the acreage indicated by on the farm by the county average per o f tobacco on any farm shall be the the past tobacco experience of the farm cent for land. The land available for the total acreage capacity of the flue-cured operator and by land, labor and equip production of tobacco on a farm shall be tobacco curing bams for the farm which ment: Provided, That the normal acre the number of acres obtained by sub are in suitable condition for the curing age for any farm shall not exceed which tracting from the total acres of cropland of tobacco, except that such acreage ever of the following acreages is the in the farm the 1939 commercial crop capacity shall in no event exceed the smallest for the farm:
other than flue-cured tobacco acreage largest acreage of tobacco harvested 1 The acreage capacity of the cur for the farm. Such 1939 commercial crop and diverted for the farm in any of the acreage for any farm shall be the sum of five years 1935-1939, The county aver ing barns on the farm;
2 The average of i the acreage 1 the acreage allotments of cash crops age percent for equipment shall be that other than flue-cured tobacco deter percent obtained by dividing the equip indicated by the past experience of the mined for the farm under the 1939 agri ment available for the production of to farm operator and ii the smallest of cultural conservation program 2 the bacco on all tobacco farms in the coun the respective acreages indicated for the 1939 acreages for the farm of cash crops ty into the past tobacco acreage of all farm by land, labor and equipment;
3 Four acres, if the past tobacco ex for which acreage allotments were not such farms.
perience of the farm operator is less determined under such program, and 3
2 The acreage capacity o f curing than two acres the 1939 acreages of feed crops and the barns of the sizes listed in the table 1939 acreage of cropland devoted to pas b The acreage indicated for a new below shall be as shown in such table:
ture for commercial livestock.
The .farm by the past tobacco experience of Size of barns Average capacity the farm operator shall be the average county average percent for land shall be 16 feet_:_
4 the percent obtained by dividing the land 16 feet by acreage of tobacco grown by or for the 16 feet by 18 feet__
5 available for the production of tobacco 16
feet by 20 feet_______________
6 farm operator in the five years 1935 to on all tobacco farms in the county into 20 feet by 7 1939.
20 feet__
the past tobacco acreage of all such c The acreage indicated for a new I f the bam does not fall within any of farms.
the sizes listed in the table above, the farm by land, labor and equipment shall b Acreage indicated by labor. 1local committee shall establish an acre be determined pursuant to section 220.
d The normal acreages determined The acreage indicated for a farm by age capacity for such bam, which it de labor shall be the number of acres which termines is reasonable in relation to the for farms as provided above shall be sub result from multiplying the labor avail acreage capacities of the barns listed in ject to approval by the State committee.
able for the production of tobacco on the table. I f a curing bam customarily 727.224 Determination of normal the farm by the county average acreage is used for curing tobacco grown on yields. The normal yield for a new farm for labor. The labor available for the more than one farm, the acreage ca shall be that yield per acre which the production of tobacco on a farm shall pacity allowance for the respective farms local committee determines is reasonable be the number of families obtained by shall not exceed the proportion of the for the farm as compared with yields for multiplying the total number of fam acreage capacity of the bam which the other farms in the locality on which the ilies engaged in the operation of the local committee determines is reasonable soil and other physical factors affecting farm not exceeding one family for each in relation to the use of the barn by the production of tobacco are similar.
15 acres of cropland in the farm by the farm.
727.225 Time for filing application.
that percent which the land available 727.221 Determination of normal In order to obtain an allotment for a new for the production of tobacco on the yields. The normal yield for any farm tobacco farm the operator of the farm farm is of the total acres of cropland shall be that yield which the local com shall file an application therefor on in the farm. The county average acre mittee determines is normal for the farm 40Tob-11 Application for 1940 Allot age for labor shall be the number of taking into consideration a the yields ment New Flue-cured Tobacco Farm , acres obtained by dividing the labor obtained on the farm during the years prior to January 15, 1940.
available for the production of tobacco 1935 to 1939; b the soil and other Done at Washington, D. C., this 31st on all tobacco farms in the county into physical factors affecting production of day of August 1939. Witness my hand the past tobacco acreage for all such tobacco on the farm; and c the yields and seal of the Department of Agricul farms.
obtained on other farms in the locality ture.
2 A family means a body of two orwhich are similar with respect to such seal H a r r y L. B r o w n , more persons who live in one house and factors. The weighted average of the Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
under one head. A family shall be con normal yields for all farms in each F. R. Doc. 3i>-3213; Filed, September 1, 1939;
sidered as engaged in the operation of county shall not exceed the yield estab 10:15 a. m.