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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, April 4, 1940

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FERERALMREGISTER

1934

Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following legal holidays by the Division of the Federal Register, The National Archives, pursuant to the authority con tained in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 49 Stat. 500, under regula tions prescribed by the Administrative Com mittee, approved by the President.
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CONTENTSContinued Department of AgricultureCon.
Division of Marketing and Mar keting AgreementsCon.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sales Area, milk license suspended__
Rural Electrification Adminis tration :
Allocation of funds for loans 2 notices___________
Amendment of prior allo cations ____________
Federal Communications Com mission:
No-Bel Radio Burglar Alarm, notice of hearing_________
Railroad Retirement Board:
Employer status of National Carloading Corp., et al., hearings postponed_______
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Avenal Trust, Margaret McComb and C. L. McComb, hearin g________________
Utilities Power & Light Corp.
Charles True Adams, Trus tee , et al., sale of stock__
United States Civil Service Com mission:
Apportionment at close of busi ness, March 30, 1940______

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2 Planting protective nondepleting cover crops in rotation with other crops.
Each acre will be counted as 3 units.
3 Using protective nondepleting cover crops for green manuring. Each acre will be counted as 4 units.
4 Planting perennial varieties of protective nondepleting cover crops on properly prepared land for permanent pasture or for cutting green for livestock feed. Each acre will be counted as 4
units.
5 Strip-cropping land of 2 percent or more slope along lines deviating not more
than 2 percent from contour lines with protective nondepleting cover crops or perennial varieties of crops which will prevent soil washing. Each acre will be counted as 1 unit.
6 Seeding pasture land with good seed of adapted varieties of perennial grasses or legumes which do not require preparation of a seed bed. Each 5
pounds of seed sown will be counted as 1 unit.
7 Applying crop residue on the sur face of soil subject to serious wind erosion to promote the establishment of a permanent vegetative cover. Each 10
cubic yards applied will be counted as 1 unit.
8 Plowing unless plowed in 1939 in preparation for planting in 1940, plant ing, and cultivating land of 2 percent or more slope along lines deviating not more than 2 percent from contour lines.
In the case of land planted to truck crops, each acre will be counted as 2
units; in the case of land planted to other crops, each 2 acres will be counted as 1
unit.
9 Listing land along lines deviating not more than 2 percent from contour lines for fallowing or for planting pro tective nondepleting cover crops. Each 2 acres will be counted as 1 unit.
10 Constructing permanent ditch ing on land of 6 percent or more aver age slop, with suitable outlets, for the diversion of surface water to prevent soil washing. No credit will be given for ditches of more than 4 percent slope nor for any temporary field ditching nor any ditching primarily for purposes of irrigation, sub-surface drainage, or under-drainage, or primarily for any purpose other than the prevention of soil washing. When constructed on land where the topography, stoniness, or size of fields requires th at the ditching be constructed entirely by hand labor, each 250 linear feet of ditching will be counted as 1 unit; when constructed on other land, each 500 linear feet of ditch ing will be counted as 1 unit.
11 Constructing a sufficient amount of continuous terrace to give adequate protection against erosion. No credit will be given for more than 500 feet of terrace per acre nor for Mangumtype terraces on land of 20 percent or more slope. Each 100 feet of terrace will be counted as 1 unit.
12 Filling shallow gullies, not more than 4 feet deep, when accompanied by the construction of adequate check dams properly spaced along the gully to prevent washing out. Each 8 cubic yards of fill or construction will be counted as 1 unit.
13 Constructing and maintaining check dams in gullies. Each 10 linear feet of dams constructed will be counted as 1 unit.
14 Establishing a good stand of erosion-resistant perennial grasses in gullies. Each 4,000 square feet will be counted as 1 unit.

15 Applying ground limestone or its equivalent. Each ton will be counted as 5 units but credit will not be given for the application of more than 2 tons per acre.
16 Applying 20 percent superphos phate or 50 percent muriate of potash, or both, or their equivalent, to, or in connection with the seeding of, protec tive nondepleting cover crops. Each 100
pounds will be counted as 1 unit but credit will not be given for the applica tion of more than 200 pounds per acre.
17 Planting land entirely to forest trees or windbreak trees. Each acre will be counted as 5 units.
18 Planting forest trees on the sides or crests of gulches or on erosion scars.
Each 50 trees will be counted as 1 unit.
702.102 Division of payments. The amount of payment earned in connec tion with soil-building practices carried out on the farm shall be made to the landlord, tenant, or sharecropper who carried out the soil-building practices thereon. If more than one such person contributes to the carrying-out of Soil building practices on the farm in 1940, the payment shall be divided in the proportion that the units contributed by each person bear to the total units of practices carried out on the farm in 1940. All persons contributing to any practice carried out on a particular acreage shall be deemed to have con tributed equally to the units of that practice unless they establish to the sat isfaction of the State office th at their respective contributions thereto were not in equal proportion, in which event the units shall be divided in the pro portion which the State office finds each person contributed thereto.
702.103 Increase in small payments.
The total payment computed under 702.101 and 702.102 for any person with respect to any farm shall be in creased as follows:
1 Any payment amounting to 71
cents or less shall be increased to $1.00;
2 Any payment amounting to more than 71 cents but less than $1.00 shall be increased by 40 percent;
3 Any payment amounting to $1.00
or more shall be increased in accordance with the following schedule:
Increase Amount of payment computed : in payment $0.40
$1.00 to $1.99_______________
$2.00 to $2.99____________________
.80
$3.00 to $3.99____________________ 1.20
$4.00 to $4.99____________________ 1.60
$5.00 to $5.99____________________ 2.00
$6.00 to $6.99___________________ 2.40
$7.00 to $7 j99___________________ 2.80
$8.00 to $8.99___________________ 3.20
$9.00 to $9.99___________________ 3.60
$10.00 to $10.99_________________ 4.00
$11.00 to $11.99_________________ 4.40
$12.00 to $12.99_________________ 4.80
$13.00 to $13.99_________________ 5.20
$14.00 to $14.99_________________ 5.60
$15.00 to $15.99__
6.00
702.101 to 702.109, inclusive, are issued under the authority contained in sections 7
to 17, inclusive, as amended, 49 Stat. 1148, 1915; 50 Stat. 329; 52 Stat. 31, 204, 205; 53
Stat. 550, 573; 16 U.S.C., Sup. IV, 590g-590q.