ClO-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 18,1986
WASHINGTON - If im
plemented, a proposed rule would
deny virtually all USDA Farmers
Home Administration operating
loans to farmers, officials of the
National Farmers Union charged
today. In a hand-delivered letter,
they asked ranking members of
the congcessional agriculture
subcommittees on credit to draft
and introduce immediate
legislation preventing the
Secretary of Agriculture from
implementing the rule.
Letters were delivered to
Senator David Boren, Okla.,
Senator Mark Andrews, N.D., and
Lancaster Co. DHIA
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Jonas E Stoltzfus
Wilma 37
Thomas C Lapp
Tracy 15
Lolly 26
Tery 88
Spring Lawn Farm
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Clair Oberholtzer
Deb
Amos B Lantz
Black
Leßoy S Weaver
Darla
Fanny
Belle
GrH 4 2
RH 4 4
RH 8 4
Enos B King
Victora
Leßoy M Stoltzfus
Trixie
Glenn M Shelly
23 GrH
Norman B Rutt Son
7 GrH
Riehlee Farm
Elizabeth
Nelson R Habecker
6 GrH 6
JS Smucker & Sons Farm#2
362 RH 6
Daniel M Stoltzfus
Babe GrH
E Richard Bmckhart
Gazer RH
Jonas OSensemg
3 GrH
John S Zimmerman
24 GrH
John F Petersheimn
60 RH
Philip Horst
GrH
Martha
Marbro Farm
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NFU challenges new ruling on FmHA operating loans
South Building, 14th and In-
Congressman Ed Jones, Tenn. plemented, NFU President Cy express their opposition by writing dependence Avenue SW
Ca n>enter said, “We are con- to Office of the Chief. Directives Washington, D.C. 20250 before Jan,
allow the secretary and his cemed that given USDA’s budget Branch, FmHA, USDA, Room 6348 31.1986,” Carpenter said
designee to halt FmHA direct restraints, such action will be
and/or guaranteed loans to far- taken to the limit. Carried to the
mere intending to raise crops or extreme, this rule would allow
livestock deemed to be in surplus FmHA to deny to any producer an
supply. operating loan for this 1986 plan-
While in agreement that com- tings of any of the basic com
modity production must be
reduced, NFU advocates that modities plus soybeans and
livpotriplf **
more appropriate supply uveaiotii.
management programs would be , Vemtiof operating loans at tins
additional acreage reduction tune mil simply exacerbate the
requirements or paid diversions. agricultural and rural crisis and
If the proposed rule is im- force many more producers out of
business, he said.
“We strongly urge Congress to
prevent this rule from being im
plemented. We also urge con
cerned farmers and ranchers to
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