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Show cents for farm storage, and the only cost is $1.50 to pay for the committee to complete loan papers. Mr. Punk recommends consultation consulta-tion with a county agent or members mem-bers of the county AAA committee commit-tee before selling wheat on the market. FUNK ADVISES FARMERS ON PROBLEM OF MARKETING from the loan and storage payments, pay-ments, he will not be expected to liquidate the loan. Cooperators on the wheat program pro-gram may also receive 12 cents per bushel on their normal yield for their 1938 wheat acreage allotment, al-lotment, so it is expected that cooperators who store wheat on the farm may net an excess of 60 cents per bushel. To do this one must, of course be in compliance compli-ance with the 1938 AAA program If he is not in compliance, there is ample opportunity for him to comply by diverting some of his summer fallow acreage to perennial peren-nial logumes or grasses. County agents will furnish Information on availability of crested wheat grass seed. For commercial storage the sit-: sit-: uation is about the same, except i that one does not receive the 7 With 50 cents per bushel offered offer-ed by the federal Commodity Credit Cre-dit corporation in loans for Utah wheat held from the 1938 market LeRoy O. Funk, state executive officer of the Agricultural Adjustment Adjust-ment administration, this week issued is-sued a statement to wheat producers pro-ducers of the state advising to forego placing wheat on the market mar-ket unless they can realize more than the loan rate. Loans at the rate of 50 cents are offered for grades 1 and 2 with slight adjustments In rates offerd for other grades. If the farmer keeps his wheat in approved approv-ed storage faciities on his farm until May 31, 1939, the corporation will pay an addition 7 cents for his storage. AH costs for loans on stored wheat follow: $3 to the county committee at time of making application; ap-plication; committee expenses for completing loan papers, inspecting, and general administration, not to exceed 2 cents per bushel or $20 per loan; insurance against fire, wind, tornadoes, and other destructive elements on wheat stored stor-ed on farms, a rate of 75 cents per $100 value; and cost of delivery of wheat after May 31 to the customary cus-tomary delivery point. The farmer does not pay Interest unless he liquidates his loan, and unless he can net . more .on the market than |