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More time for
yield
certification
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Far
mers who wish to file for individual
yield certification on their crops
covered by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Federal Crop In
surance Corporation will have
extra time to do so this season.
Merritt Sprague, manager of the
crop insurance agency, said today
many fanners who cany the in
surance need more time to get
their yields certified because of the
increased workload in USDA of
fices resulting from the popular
payment-in-kind program.
Growers in the payment-in-kind
program must let some of their
land lie idle and plant a cover crop
in return for grains now stored by
the government.
Reports for actual acreage
planted are due about 10 to 20 days
after the final planting date for a
crop. Fanners get their cer
tification through county offices of
USDA’s Agricultural Stabi ization
and Conservation Service.
“In order to give all farmers an
adequate opportunity to take
advantage of the individual yield
coverage plan,” said Sprague, “we
have extended our deadline for
certification to the date acreage
reports are due.”
Sales closing dates also have
been extended. AO March 31 sales
closing dates have been extended
to April 15, and all April 15 sales
closing dates have been extended
to April 30.
Under the individual yield
coverage plan, crop insurance
coverage is based on the individual
producer’s own history. If a
producer chooses not to participate
in this plan, the coverage is
calculated on the average yield for
the crop in the geographic area.
Sprague said the plan works to
the advantage of farmers wheat
yields are significantly Mghar (haw
the area average.
Mushroom meeting set
KENNETT SQUARE - James
Sinden, Dean Emeritus of the
mushroom industry will be the
guest speaker at an American
Mushroom Institute (AMI) -
Chester County Cooperative Ex
tension jointly sponsored meeting
at the Italian American Club in
Kennett Square, Pa., May 4, at 7:30
p.m.
Following Sinden’s remarks, an
update of AMI programs and
activities will be presented
highlighted by the current status of
import -relief, progress In
research, and promotion plans for
the future. Everyone associated
with the industry is cordially in
vited to attend and hear this noted
mushroom scientist and to offer
reaction and comments on his or
other parts of the program. For
additional information contact
either Jack Hooker at AMI (215)
388-7806 or Keith Zanzinger at 696-
3500.
LANCASTER
FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND
UP-TO-DATE
MARKET
REPORTS