Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 306, Decatur, Adams County, 29 December 1933 — Page 5

County Agent Writes Articles On Corn - Hog Production Plan \

jinny requests have been receivuby County Agent L. E. Archbold I- information as to juat how the wrn hoK plan ’’’Hl affect the IndiJuul farmer. Following ia an exof how the plun works: i Take the case of John Doe, who acres of land. During ' two years of the base period, igl-IJS3. he has raised an averB e'of 80 acres of corn each year, W (j he has raised and marketed an irerage of 60 hogs per year. The Ktitnat'd average production of the land he expects to contract to Ue government is 30 bushels per icreIn signing the contract, John poe agrees to reduce his corn acreige next year by 20 per cent, and his hog production at least 25 per cea t. Next spring he will plant 64 lores of corn. Twenty per cent of (;J base corn acreage or 16 acres W iP be contracted to the governB Tnt. For this he will receive a W rn reduction payment at the rate of 30 cents per bushel on the estimated yield of 30 bushels per acre io the 16-acre tract. Thirty bushels

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— " — per acre for 16 acres amounts to I 480 bushels Thirty cents times, 480 equals $144, which Is the *pproximate total payment for his corn reduction. Mr. Doe may re-j I duce his acreage as much as he 1 1 wishes but tho reduction payments J, ■ shall not be made on more than 30 I | per cent of the average acreage | taken out of production. He will I get one-half of the total corn reduc- 1 , tlon payment at the time the contract la accepted, and the balance, i minus local administrative costs. | on or about November 15, 1934. I; The land is contracted to then 1 government for one year. The con ,1 tract signers will be permitted top use the contracted acreage for ( seeding permanent pasture, grow- ( ing soil improving crops to he turn- t ed under, or crops to prevent eros- t ion, for summer fallow or weed I control, or for planting trees. The i signer, however, agrees not to in- 1 crease his total crop acreage dm- i ing the year, as an actual reduction of farm output is what is sought i in the adjustment program. i Mr. Doe will keep over only 1 enough sows this winter to raise 1 45 pigs during 1934 instead of 60. 1 Part of Mr. Doe's allotment of 1 pigs may be farrowed in the spring ! and part in the fall. However, the I ; total number of pigs raised and 1 marketed from the 1934 farrowings i lon his farm must not exceed 45 head. Hogs raised for butchering and use by the farmer or his hired men are not counted in this allotment, but are figured in it, if they are killed at home and the meat sold. For reducing to 45 head, John Doe will receive a reduction pay I i ment of approximately $225, which represents $5 per head on 75 per

PECATVR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1933.

| cent of his average production for > the two-year base period. This is I the equivalent of sls per head lor the pigs he agrees not to raise. | Tlie hog payment to John Doe twill be made as follows: $2 per head on his hog allotment as soon as his contract is accepted by ths | government; $1 per head about November 15, 1934, and $2 per [head, minus local administrative | costs, about February 1, 1935. | Total corn and hog reduction , payments at the time the contract is accepted for this particular farmei John Doe, would be s99' plus $72, or $162. His hog reduc-i tlon payment next November would | bi- $45, and final corn payment j | $72. The final hog payment in February, 1935, would be $»0.1 From these reduction payments which total $369 would be deducted John Doe’s pro-rata share of the expense ot the County Control Association. in addition, John Doo along with other cooperators will benefit from any increase in the regular market price for the. 45 hogs he sells In the fall ot 1934, and the spring ot 1935. The total ot reduction payments received by an individual producer depends on the average annual | corn acreage during the past two years, on the estimated past average corn yield per acre of the contracted acreage, and on the aver age number of marketable hogs produced by sows owned by the contracting producer during the past two years. 0 Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday School 9:30. Worship service 10:30. This service will Include a short consecration and. installation service for Sunday School teachers and offic- | ers. May we have a 100 per cent atj tendance on the part of the entire I school especially the teachers and I officers? The Bibie Class will meet Wed-1 nesday at 7:30 p. tn. at the homo of i , Mrs. Drusilla Fuhrman and family. Come and bring your Bibles Ladies Aid Society will meet I ' Thursday for all day with Mrs. Ev-| erett Draper. Pot luck dinner at the | noon hour.

Beulah Sunday School 9:30 Washington Sunday School 9:30. Pleasant Valley Sunday School 9:30. Cottage prayer meeting Thursday I at 7:00 p. m. District Settlement Day January 1 15 at Simpson M. E. Church Fort ' Wayne. Slogan "AU claims paid to

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