Show NEW HEW RULING AFFECTS HOG PROGRAM ruling on the corn hog reduction A now new agreement permits all hog producers regardless of 0 the size of production an average to their bala quality qualify tor for hog hof reduction payments by reducing their litter average ard of hogs for market b pio production not less than 25 05 per cent accord according ng william peterson ot of the to director extension service who is manager of the AAA for utah the original ruling specified that it if the 1932 33 litter average wai less than three far armias inars signing the th agreement were not requited required to reduce production in 1934 and j uce hog in any event were not eligible to receive any hog reduction payments under the agreement the change was mada mad in consideration ot of an unexpected interest in tho the program among farmers p reducing producing an avero aier age tower fewer than three litters per year and to give elve these farmers an f to share in the pro etli fron ron ce be process lii tax which aj 1 t it tile of 0 all hogs for market regardless of by whom sold at the same time a rew regulation was announced ex empting farmers from paying the processing tax on pounds or less of hog products sold or exchanged in a marketing year and derived from hogs of their own raising which they have butchered brov providing iding that their total volume ot of hog products so sold or exchanged does not exceed 1000 pounds per marketing year it if the volume exceeds 1000 pounds the producer loses hla his exemption county agents have detailed information regarding the benedit lenef dt payments plan under the corn hog contracts ot of the AAA they will gladly explain the provisions of the plan to anyone who makes inquiry director peterson said in counties where there are no agents hog grow ers era may have the provisions of 0 the tha contract explained by applying to agents in nearby counties or by writing to the extension service at logan PT |