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Show A. A. A. Allocates Farm Money For Milard County $113,000 has been allocated to : the Millard county A. A. A. for 1949 according to Alma J. Christensen, chairman of the county committee. This money is used as practice payments to farmers i nthe county for building headgates, leveling irrigated cropland, fencing range- .'. land drilling range wells, construe- r ing irrigation and stock reservoirs :, and many other conservation prate- j ices. All county and community committeemen com-mitteemen met in Fillmore at a county sign up training school last 1 Thursday and Friday, March 3 and j 4 and discussed the 1949 A.A.A. i practices and the farm 'plan sign ' up procedure. Conducting the school sch-ool was Preal George, state P. M. A. committeeman and Robert A. Roundy, farmer fieldman. Mr. Christensen county chairman emphasized the need for more conservation con-servation of our valuable soil and water resources. He asked all com- ,.: mitteemen present to encourage all farmers in their respective communities com-munities to take advantage and co- :: operate in this great conservation ': program. Committeemen attending the sch- ; ool were Alma J. Christensen, Chris- ! tain Anderson, Bevan E. Brown, Thomas Reeve, Mont Robins, Wm. J. Robins, J. Avalon Johnson D. ': Ray Robinson Roe S. Buhanan, Har- I! old Stewart, Delmar Reay D. E. Nichols, W. A. Woodbury, R. W. Anderson, Vornon H. Fowles and .; Gene A. Walker. ; Sign up for the 1949 A.A.A. will begin within the next week or 10 days and farmers are asked to call ; in when they are notified and sign ,: to be in the 1949 A. A. A. program. i. It will be necessary, according to Mr. Christensen, for farmers to sign and have their practices approved by the county A. A. A. committee before pracice work is started if payment is to be made. Payment will be made on the full handbook rate for practices :. with a prior approval completed to i program specifications to farmers in Millard County. |
