their production should, identify wheat and feed grain crops sales slips, by farm, and turn in their slips when fci harvest is over. A If the crop is so poor p that it will not be carried d' to harvest for grain or si- .v lage, ASCS must appraise the crop before it'sdestruc- : r tlon or substitute use. : n Disaster claims must be 11 filed within 15 days aftep ; c harvest. '! Payments are authorized for a farmer wnose crop yield is less than 60 of the established yield for wheat and feed grain. Payments Pay-ments are based on crop production losses below this percentage. Farmers who store all or part of their harvested crop on the farm must have this production measured Dy ASCS before it is put to another use or co -mingled with production measured by with production from another farm . Farmers who sell PoriiiGro iiipoofing Ion Orop Yield notify iieea Beaver County Farmers who think they will be eli-. eli-. gible to receive low yield payments on their wheat and feed grain crops should contact con-tact our office as soon as possible. Ross Marshall, Chairperson of the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee, commit-tee, said recently. The ASCS disaster pay ment program covers crops affected by natural disasters dis-asters such as strong winds, hail, heavy rains, or drought. To be eligible for disaster benefits, farmers must have filed an accurate acreage report and the county ASC committee must determine that the production loss was caused by the natural disaster.