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ADA/DC to hold annual meeting Tuesday
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Dairymen
from New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania will meet in the
downtown Syracuse Holiday Inn on
Tuesday, at the American Dairy
Association and Dairy Council
LANCASTER Farmer signup
in the 1983 Acreage Reduction and
Payment-In-Kind programs for
wheat and feed grains will end on
Friday at ASCS offices.
These programs are designed to
assist farmers in improving farm
income and in reducing surplus
production of grain in 1983-
Program provisions provide
income guarantees through target
price protection, land diversion
payments, eligibility for price
support loans on grain and
payment for crop reduction with
grain instead of dollars (PIK -
Payment-In-Kind). Farms with
crop bases may participate as
follows: Reduce the base acreage
of wheat by 20 percent and earn
land diversion payments on 5
percent of the wheat base. Be
eligible to earn price deficiency
payments up to ,65/bu. on wheat
harvested and be eligible for Price
Support loans at $3.62/bu in
Pennsylvania.
Additional reduction of wheat
acreage up to 30 percent of the
base will be paid for in bushels of
wheat (PIK) equal to 95 percent of
the farm ASCS yield. And, the
farm operator may offer a bid to
reduce wheat acreage to zero at a
yield percentage of Ms choice. The
lower yield percentage bids will be
accepted first. Some may not be
accepted due to county acreage
limitations.
Feed grain crop bases may
participate as follows: Reduce
corn and sorghum base acreage
and/or barley and oat base acrege
by 20 percent and eam land
diversion payments on 10 percent
of the applicable base.
Participants will be eligible for
deficiency payments equal to a
maxium of .21/bu for corn, .20/bu
for sorghum, .44/bu for barley and
.24/bu for oats on the acreage of
each commodity harvested.
Additional crop reduction up to
30 percent of the com-sorghum
base may be enrolled in PIK
(Payment-In-Kind). Payment will
be made in bushels of com and/or
sorghum at the rate of 80 percent of
the farm ASCS yield.
Farm operators may also offer a
bid to reduce acreage of com and
sorghum to zero. The bid will be a
yield percentage equal to or below
80 percent of the farm ASCS yield.
The lowest percentage bids will
be accepted first until a county
Inc.’s 23rd Annual Meeting. Over promotion program.
250 fanners and industry leaders > The theme of this year’s annual
are expected to attend for the meeting will be "Survival Through
purpose of reviewing their fanner Promotion.” This topic will be
funded and directed milk addressed throughout the day with
PIK signups will
end on Friday
acreage limitation is accepted into
the program. Payments will be
made in bushels of com or
sorghum.
Acreage reduced by the program
will be in conservation use in 1983.
Ceremlly, no bp*--j will be
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mers should immediately contact
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a combination of presentations and
panel discussions.
Keynote speaker will be J.
Douglas Webb, president of Milk
Promotion Services, Inc., an
organization similar to ADA/DC,
located in New England. He is also
Ist Vice Chairman of the United
Dairy Industry 'Association. Webb
will address the evening banquet
with his speech. “Survival
Through Promotion in the Nor
theast”
The banquet will also include a
presentation by Ronald Harris,
president of the ADA/DC Board of
Directors, of the “Service to
Dairying AWard.” This award.
honors a member of the news
media who has made singificant
contributions to the dairy industry.
The morning program will be
highlighted by ADA/DC staff
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presentations in the areas of
foodservice, food publicity, and the
“REAL” Seal program. The
promotion of apples, cherries,
eggs, grapes, and other com
mondities will be the topic of an
afternoon panel discussion.
Dairy Princesses will be on hand
to make presentations during
program breaks, and will host a
milk punch reception prior to the
evening banquet.
AD A/DC is a dairy fanner
funded and directed milk
promotion association. Milk
producers in the Federal Order 2
areas of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania are invited to attend.
For further information, contact
the American Dairy Association
and Dairy Council, 472 South
Salina Street, Syracuse, New
York, 13202.
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