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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, November 15, 1940
Rules, Regulations, Orders TITLE 6AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
CHAPTER IFARM CREDIT
ADMINISTRATION
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23F ederal
L and B a n k C o l u m b ia
of
FEES FOR PREPAYMENT OF LAND BANK LOANS

Section 23.9 of Title 6, Code of Federal Regulations, is amended to read as fol lows:
23.9 Fees for prepayment of land tank loans. The following fees shall be charged in connection with prepayment of land bank loans:
a If loan is five years or less old:
Thirty days additional interest on un matured principal at contract rate.
b If loan is more than five years old:
No liquidation fee is charged. Sec. 12
Second, 39 Stat. 370, as amended; 12
U.S.C., 771 Second; 6 C F R . 10.386, 10.387 Min. Bd. Dir., Oct. 16, 19401
seal!

By
T h e F ederal L and B a n k o f C o l u m b ia , J u l ia n H. S carborough ,
President.
F. E . Doc. 404891; P iled, N ovem ber 14, 1940;
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TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER V m SUGAR DIVISION OF
THE AGRICULTURAL A D J U S T
MENT ADMINISTRATION
P art 802S ugar D e t e r m in a t io n s d e t e r m in a t io n o f pr o p o r t io n a t e
sh a r e s
FOR FARMS IN THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII
FOR THE 1940 CROP

Pursuant to the provisions of section 302 a of the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, I, Paul H. Appleby, Acting Sec retary of Agriculture, do hereby make the following determination:
802.36c Determination of propor tionate shares for farms in the Territory of Hawaii for the 1940 crop. The pro portionate share for each farm in the Territory of Hawaii for the 1940 crop shall be the amount of sugar, raw value, commercially recoverable from sugar cane grown on each farm and marketed or processed by the producer for the extraction of sugar during the calendar year 1940. Sec. 302, 50 Stat. 910; 7
U.S.C., Supp. V, 1132
Done at Washington, D. C. this 12th day of November 1940. Witness my hand and the seal of the Department of Agriculture.
seal
P aul H . A p p l e b y ,
Acting Secretary.
P. R. Doc. 40-4870; P iled, N ovem ber 13, 1940;
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amount averaging not less than 165
pounds per acre fertilized.
iii in lieu of the provisions of subparagraphs 1 and ii of this para graph, the carrying out on the farm of any of the soil building practices con Pursuant to the provisions of section tained in the 1939 Agricultural Conserva 301 e of the Sugar Act of 1937, L tion Program Bulletin, Puerto Rico, for Grover B. Hill, Acting Secretary of Ag which payment would be made in an riculture, do hereby make the following amount equal to a t least $1.00 per acre of land on which sugarcane is planted determination:
802.43b Farming practices in con or a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started nection with the production of the 1939- during 1939.
4 Farms containing not more than 40 crop of sugarcane in Puerto Rico a For all farms, except tn the Island 10 acres of sugarcane. For farms on of Vieques. The requirements of section which not more than 10 acres of sugar 301 e of the Sugar Act of 1937 shall cane are growing at any time during be deemed to have been met with re 1939:
spect to a farm in Puerto Rico, except i The application during the 1939
in the Island of Vieques, if there are harvest season to the land from which carried out during the calendar year sugarcane is harvested of the tops and 1939 the following farming practices:
trash cut from such sugarcane; or 1
Farms containing more than 400 ii The application of fertilizer in the acres of sugarcane. For farms on which amounts, and to the types of land, set more than 400 acres of sugarcane are forth in subparagraphs i and ii of growing at any time during 1939:
paragraph a 3 of this section; or iii The carrying out on the farm of 1 The application to land on which sugarcane is planted during 1939 of suf any of the soil building practices con ficient chemical fertilizer to provide an tained in the 1939 Agricultural Conser average quantity of plant food per acre vation Program Bulletin, Puerto Rico, for fertilized equal to not less than the which payment would be made in an greater of either 150 pounds or 80 percent amount equal to a t least $.50 per acre of the average quantity of plant food of land on which sugarcane is planted contained in the chemical fertilizer ap or a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started plied to simila r land in 1937 or 1938, during 1939.
whichever was smaller.
b For farms in the Island of Vie ii The application to land on which ques. The requirements of said section a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started dur 301 e of the Sugar Act of 1937 shall ing 1939 of sufficient chemical fertilizer be deemed to have been met with respect to provide an average of not less than to a farm in Puerto Rico in the Island 100 pounds of plant food per acre fer of Vieques if there are carried out dur tilized.
ing the calendar year 1939 the following 2 Farms containing more than 100, farming practices:
tu t not more than 400, acres of sugar 1 Farms containing more than 400
cane. For farms on which more than acres of sugarcane. For farms on which 100, but not more than 400, acres of more than 400 acres of sugarcane are sugarcane are growing at any time dur growing at any time during 1939:
ing 193ih 1 The application to land on which i The application to land on which sugarcane is planted during 1939 of suf sugarcane is planted during 1939 of ficient chemical fertilizer to provide an chemical fertilizer in an amount averag average quantity of plant food per acre ing not less than 400 pounds per acre fer fertilized equal to not less than the tilized.
greater of either 75 pounds or 80 percent ii The application to land on which of the average quantity of plant food a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started dur contained in the chemical fertilizer ap ing 1939 of chemical fertilizer in an plied to similar land in 1937 or 1938, amount averaging not less than 265 whichever was smaller.
pounds per acre fertilized.
ii The application to land on which 3 Farms containing more than 10, a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started but not more than 100, acres of sugar during 1939 of sufficient chemical fer cane. For farms on which more than 10, tilizer to provide an average of not iess but not more than 100, acres of sugar than 50 pounds of plant food per acre cane are growing at any time during fertilized.
1939:
2 Farms containing more than 100, i The application to land on which tu t not more than 400, acres of sugar sugarcane is planted during 1939 of cane. For farms on which more than chemical fertilizer in an amount averag 100, but not more than 400, acres of ing not less than 250 pounds per acre sugarcane are growing a t any time during 1939:
fertilized.
ii The application to land on which i The application to land on which a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started dur sugarcane is planted during 1939 of ing 1939 of chemical fertilizer in an chemical fertilizer in an amount averP art
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D e t e r m in a t io n s
DETERMINATION OF FARMING PRACTICES TO
BE CARRIED OUT IN CONNECTION WITH
THE PRODUCTION OF SUGARCANE DURING
THE CROP YEAR 1 9 3 9 -4 0 FOR PUERTO RICO