D26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3,1983
Milk refund
program begins
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dairy
producers who wish a refund of
their second 50-cent per cwt.
deduction for milk marketings
should establish their base
marketings at their county ASCS
office, said Everett Rank, ad
ministrator of USDA’s
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service (ASCS).
The dairy refund program will
go into effect September 1 with
implementation of the second- 50
cent milk marketing deduction. To
be eligible for a 1982453 marketing
year refund, producers must
reduce their commercial milk
marketings for September 1, 1983,
through September 30, 1983 by 8.4
percent from the September
average of the two marketing
years that began October 1, 1980.
To be eligible for a 1983-84
marketing year refund, producers
must reduce their commercial
milk marketings by 8.4 percent for
the period October 1, 1983, to
September 30, 1984. Average an
nual marketings between October
1,1980 through September 30, 1982,
will be the producer’s base
marketings, Rank said.
Acceptable documentation of
milk marketings are payment
receipts or statements from milk
handlers that show both the
amount of milk sold each month
during the base period and the
upcoming refund period. Receipts
for the refund period should also
show the amount of money
deducted for USDA’s Commodity
Credit Corporation (CCC) to help
offset the cost of the milk support
program.
Producers who sell milk directly
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to consumers should provide the
county office with sales records
and cancelled checks as proof of
marketings and the amounts paid
to CCC.
Rank said that producers may
establish their bases at ASCS of
fices any time during the
marketing year. They may file
applications for 1982-83 marketing
year refunds from October 1, 1983
through December 31, 1983. Ap
plications for the full 1983-84
marketing year may be filed
between October 1, 1984 and
December 31, 1984. The amount
refunded will be the amount the
producer paid to CCC in excess of
the first, non refundable, 50-cent
deduction.
If they wish, producers may
request an advance of 60 percent of
the refundable deduction paid
during the first 6 months of the
1983-84 marketing year any time on
or after April I, 1984. Producers
requesting this advance must
furnish pertinent milk marketing
records and certify that the
required 8.4 percent reduction in
marketings will be made for the
entire marketing year.
Both the milk marketing
deductions and dairy refund
program are authorized by the
Omnibus Budget Reconcilation Act
of 1982. These actions have been
taken to reduce milk production
and to reduce cost of the dairy
price support program, Rank said.
CCC expects to purchase more
than 16 billion pounds of dairy
products in the year ending Sep
tember 30, and more than 15 billion
pounds during the 1983-84
marketing year.
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