USD A Announces Reseal'Program
For 1955-56 Corn Crop Support
The U. S. Department of Agri
culture today announced a reseal
program for 1956-crop corn in
farm-storage under price support,
and an extension of loans on
farm-stored 1955-crop corn now
under reseal in certain states.'
The program will enable pro
ducers to extend their farm-stor
ago loans on both 1955 and 1956-
crop corn for another year fol
lowing the July 31, 1957, jpatur
ity date for th#e loans and to
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convert purchase agreements on
1956-crop corn to reaseal loans.
Storage payments will be earned
for the period of reseal or ex
te.ided reseal. 1
State Agricultural Stablization
and Conservation Committees
will determine whether or not
the programs should apply in
their states. This decision will
be based on the feasibility of
safe storage of corn for another
year and on the need for addi-
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tional storage to take care of
anticipated price support take
over of 1956 crops m the area.
Reseal of 1956-crop corn will
not be permitted in angoumois
moth- areas. As of Jan. 15, ap
proximately 212 million bushels
of 1956-crop corn were reported
under price support and approxi
mately 70.5 million bushels of
1955-crop corn under reseal in
12 states.
Farmers who reseal or extend
their loans will hold the corn for
another year instead of deliver
ing it to the Commodity Credit
Corporation when the loans ma
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 15, 1957
ture on July 31, 1957. Farmers
who reseal their 1956-crop farm
stored corn will receive a stor
age payment of 16 cents per
bushel at the end of the reseal
period July 31, 1958.
Farmers, who extend their 1955-
crop loans will receive a stor
age payment of 16 cents per
bushel for the initial reseal
period (1956-57) at the time
they extend their loans and will
receive another full storage pay
ment of 16 cents at the end of
the extended period (1957-58) if
they hold the corn for the full
period. Producers who redeem
all or part of their corn under
either reseal or extended reseal
prior to July 31, 1958, will re
ceive prorated storage payments
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