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THE CHOWAN HERALD Thursday, March 15, 1973. ASCS News SOYBEANSOKKKR I'KOKITAHI.K OI’I’OHTVNITY TO KBEI> CiKAIN I’ROORAM PARTICIPANTS For many feed grain producers, increased soybean acreage may be (he road to more profits in the 1973 feed grain program, according to Eugene Naylor, acting stale executive director for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Producers who sign up for the 1973 feed grain program can choose the zero set-aside plan under which they agree to limit their feed grkin production to no more than last year, or they can choose the 25 per cent set-aside plan with no feed grain production limit. "No limits are placed on soybean production under either plan." said Naylor, who also pointed out that soybean acreage will count just the same as feed grain acreage for program - purposes such as "preserving history" of feed grain bases (and wheat allotments) on farms. "A producer may well find that the zero set-aside plan offers him the higher total profit if he chooses to grow soybeans." Naylor said. The farmer with a 100-acre corn base who participated in the 1972 feed grain program at the minimum 25 per cent required set-aside level could use these 25 acres under the zero per cent required set-aside provisions of the 1973 program to grow soybeans and still get $653 in direct payments. He need only sign up to participate and keep his feed grain acreage at or below last year's level. In affect, this farmer who can sell soybeans for January 1974 delivery by forward contracting at $3.75 per bushel is assured $4.72 per bushel for the additional 1973 soybean production ($3.75 from the market and $0.97 in direct payments). Computing the above farmer's return with an 87- bushel feed grain payment yield and a 27-bushel per acre ■stimated soybean yield, the farmer signing up for this year's program under the zero per cent set-aside provision would have $3,184 gross income from the additional 25 acres planled to soybeans -including direct payment. This compares with $1,392 gross income -- all in direct government payments -- under the 25 per cent set-aside. Citing another example, -Naylor said that producers who last year had both required and additional set-aside acreage might also find it more profitable this year to choose the zero set-aside plan. The farmer with a 100-acre corn base who set aside 45 acres last year could use these 45 acres under the zero per cent set-aside to grow soybeans this F year and still get the direct payment of $653. If he contracts ahead at $3.75 a bushel, he is assured $4.29 per bushel for the additional 1973 soybean production ($3.75 from the market and $0.54 in direct payments). This would mean $5,209 gross income from the 45 acres planted to soybeans, including direct payment, compared with less than $3,500 gross income had 25 acres been set aside and the other 20 acres planted to crops. There’s little to be gained by working so hard one day you have to rest the next. Wife—Mother— Homemaker. How could “her value” ever be replaced? win INSURANCE helping you through life am RALPH SAUNDERS BTAFF_ MANAGER Through Av.il.bl. To % ‘ ' Sol Morch aph ML mw Othor ReF.il IT 17 ot AiP A tJJJ Dealer* •• T 71 T WEO In .A Wholc.oltn \ \ .. \ \ B BBi \ Jnßb \ \ \ y B ■ ■ y J J W meOpSnMBB WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES | (price label ox register tamnc llllllllllllllllllllllllf If ltflM liTm Mr WEEEO! TRY SOME WITH CABBAGE FOR A PATRICK __ gB BRISKET -iP® d*9*. 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