ASCS
fjti In order to participate in the
ffi-VIt feed grain set-aside
if program, an eligible producer
must make the following
cnoices:
Qualifying participation: In
; all cases, in order to par
ticipate, a producer must set
aside a cropland acreage of
average productivity equal to 25
ner cent of his total feed Brain
base. He will receive a payment
rate of 80 cents a bushel for
. vuiii, 13 tenia iui gi am
sorghum, and 64 cents for
barley on the established yield
of the set-aside acres.
In addition, he may choose
one of the following two
alternatives: .
(1) He may set aside an ad
ditional acreage up to 10 per
cent of his corn-sorghum base,
at a payment rate of 52 cents a
; bushel for corn, 49 cents for
grain sorghum. Barley growers
may elect up to 20 per cent
additional set-aside at 42 cents
..per bushel. This is the only
option that offers additional
voluntary set-aside for barley.
(If a producer with a corn
sorghum base wants to make
maximum set-aside under this
f; choice, he may offer an ad
ditional 5 or 10 per cent of that
base at the 52-cent rate for corn,
49 cent rate tor sorghum, at me
option of the Secretary of
Agriculture who will announce
at a later date whether he will
accept this offer.)
(2) He may set aside an ad
ditional 10 per cent of his corn
News
sorghum base at an 80-cent rate
for corn, 76-cent rate for grain
sorghum, provided he agrees to
reduce his corn sorghum
plantings from last year by
twice the acreage of his ad
ditional set-aside. (If a
producer wants to make
maximum set-aside under this
choice, he may offer an ad
ditional 5 per cent of his corn
sorghum base at the 80-cent
rate for corn, 76-cent rate for
sorghum, at the option of the
Secretary of Agriculture who
will announce at a later date
whether he will accept this
offer. If the additional 5 per cent
offer is accepted, the producer
must also reduce his corn
sorghum plantings from last
year by twice the acreage of
this additional offer.)
Loans will be available on all
program crops grown on par
ticipating farms in compliance
with program provisions.
SKT-ASIDK KKQURKMENTS
FOR 1972. .
Set-aside land must be
cropland of average produc
tivity which would normally be
used to produce a crop in 1972.
Small, irregualr shaped areas
within a field or narrow strips
around a woods is ineligible.
Land devoted to brush and trees
is not eligible. Low, poorly
drained areas, hog lots and
pastures, cow lots and pastures
and other low productive land is
not eligible. New land recently
brought into crop production
with roots, stumps, low areas,
burned areas, and not level
cannot be used for set-aside,
acreage. Minimum eligible
area must be at least 1 chain in
width with a minimum size of l
acre. No payment will be made
on ineligible land.
LEASE AND-OR SALE OF
COTTON ALLOTMENT
The final date to lease or sell
Cotton allotment has been ex
tended from March 1 to March
10. Producers are urged to
make sure that leases are filed
by March 10.
MEASUREMENT SERVICE
The County ASCS Office is
currently accepting requests
for measurement services of all
crops and land uses for 1972.
The rates are: $3.00 plus 75
cents per acre with a minimum
rate per farm of $7.50; except if
there is less than 3.0 to be
measured the minimum rate
per farm is $6.00.
SKIP ROWS FOR PEANUTS
A change is being made ef
fective for 1972 regarding skip
row rules for peanuts. Under
the change any area planted to
peanuts will be considered as
entirely devoted to peanuts
regardless of the planting
pattern.
1972 REAP
Applications are now being
accepted for cost-sharing under
the 1972 Reap.
Listed below are practices
and cost-shares offered:
Permanent Vegetative Cover,
Approx. $21.80 per acre
Planting Forest Trees, $14.00 '
per acre. . ' ;
Preparation of land for Tree
Planting, Approx. $20.00 per
'acre. -y:'- . ::r ;' ;' ;
Improving stand of Forest;
Trees, $10.00 per acre.
Cover crops. $2.00 per acre.
Lime on Farmland. $3.00 per
acre.
Open Ditch Drainage. $.08 per
cu. yd.
Tile Drainage. $.12 per lin. ft.
Land Shaping or Grading.
Approx. $20.00 per acre.
PLENTY OF LAND
Although' more and more
land is being devoted to uses
other than farming, the U. S.
isn't about to run out of
farmland. The U, S. De
partment of Agriculture
estimates that there are
some 49 million acres of
woods and pastures in the
Delta, Midwest and South-
Aaat ; : rptrirtne that nMilri
profitable be shifted into K,
croDland. K
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The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thursday, February 17, 1972-fagt 5
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world tor a li inn.
SEE OUR MONEY SAVING
SALE AO IN THIS ISSUE
DIVERS & SON
JEWELERS
ltd maflg
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Covers cn3.n0, transmission, rear axle, brake system and
electrical system for 30 days or 2000 miles. And you get
cpechl coving on all parts and labor for the first 24 months.
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USED VEHICLE
City.
INi Warranty h luuid by tht untjanlgntd, an authoiiied Chevrolet Oaaltr ho!nfttr called tht Silling Dealer) te :
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(hereinafter ctHerj the PurchntO In eenilderation ol the purchate el i
ueta) motor vthiclt (hminilln called the Vehicle) dtKtibatf 11 loUowi I
Motor No,.
rial No..
Mileage shown on odometer at delivery.
tTATIMINT Ol WARRANTY
ubftn 10 tht oiovWom and conditio elated Mow. In the mm of
mechanical foHufO ol tht Vehicle, tht (tiling Dtiltr eonea at follow
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PROVISIONS
() Repairs are to bt made In Iht Service Itcililln ol tht Soiling Otaltr
or other ptnicipating. Iianchind Chevrolet Dealer wch Chtvtoltt
Dttltr't rtgultr rtltil prict.
(b) f xprtsttv Mdudtd from Wurinty coverage are dtmagt tram colli
lion, tccldtnt or tbutl. ot normal maintenance ativictl luch aa
lubrication, oil changta. lunt-up. ttc.
GENERAL CONDITION!
Thu Warranty ia itautd by tht Sailing Dtaltt only, and not by tht
manultctuitr of tht Vthiclt.
or 2.000 milta atttr delivery (whichever occua first), tht Stlllng Deeler
ogrttt to rtptir or replace tht enaint. trtnamiuion, rear aula, brtkt
ayetem. or tltcliieil tytitm-wlthoul chargt-lo tht taunt necessary
to kttp tht Vthiclt Hi eervlceaMt condition undtr normal int.
PROVISIONS
(a) Mtchtnlctl falhirtt muhlng born collision, accident, abuse or lack
or matmentnee, art eapreatlyeKlvded from tht tbovt coverage.
(b) Rtoaira art to bt madt In tht Sailing Otaltr't Service facilities.. Thl w",,n,!f oapretely h llou of any other warranties
W,,h . ,.. ... , , , ... eapreeeed or implied. Including any Implied wirrtnly of mtr.
-JSSLTi SLEJ. erry new vehicle warranty atiU ehcntoMllty or fltnttt f or a gtfttoular tHirpote. end any other
aptwcaoio to tnt venicle. obligetlone or llobilltitt on the ttlllng Oteltr'a pert, end telling
(2.) Upon tht ntpiralion of tht warranty ptrlod tptdflad In (1.) above DmI" "either etiiMa nor euthoritee any othtr perton to
and for period ending 24 monthe from iht dm tht warranty period oseume for It any other liability In connection with the aele of
opacified m (1.) above commenced, tht .tiling Dealer win anow e Vehtco
JagTriceyT. todJTb! 'J.L'.Z J" - ""bla with tht Vthiclt at thttimt of application
LZ, " ' oap tno vehicle M aarrweable condition undtr for any rtpaira or adiuitmtmt, and ia not tramlaraoia or aaaignablt.
' : tnai nm. m.wii.1. m tMM . hmWWb,( ,
TyytrrentylamtlyaWMrilettalgntd bythe ttHlng OealnaaulhorUed In wltneu ol all the above condniona, wt have tttachad out iigntiurta
otpartmertt htto and by the PurchtMr, who it lo retain t copy, .r-i i .
Oaalar! Narnej,
Itata-
Kgnatura of Dtpartmtftt Head.
Signature ol Purchaer
Many Chevrolet dealers are
announcing the most complete
warranty ever put on a used car.
Count your blessings.
First, you're protected where
it counts most: on the major me
chanical parts of the car you buy.
And that lasts a healthy 30 days or
2000 miles, whichever comes first.
Second, you get special sav
ings on any parts or labor you
need. From the day you buy for
24 months.
Third, the special savings are
Sood all across the country at most
Chevrolet dealers. Say you're on a
vacation trip and find you need
service. You just get in touch with
a participating Chevrolet dealer
ship. y,v s ;'
All you do is show an OK
warranty identification card you
receive when you buy your used
car.
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Your Chevrolet dealers' new
OK warranty. It takes the guess
work out of used car buying.
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SUPER DOLLAR'S EVERYDAY DISCOUNT
PRICES ARE LOW. BUT THESE ARE EVEN
L - O - W - E - R - R - R
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LADIES
PANTSUITS &
DRESSES
$188
88
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE I
Drastic Reductions!
Many Styles & Colors!
Broken Sizes on Sale
M7W
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O SI. l: irifiil ri'
MEN'S FAMOUS
MAKER
SI IRTS
3 FOR 5
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE
Plaid Parma Press
Short Sleeve
SIzesSrMrLXL
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LADIES NYLON
QUILT
DUSTERS
$Q00
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE I
Special Purchase I
Many Styles & Colors
Sizes S. M and L
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D Wrr.i iif. 1mi
OiSMUaii li fix
STAINLESS STEEL
C00K17ARE
S8$EACH
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE I
$2 Values Each
1 or 2-Qt. Saucepan
or 8" Fry Pan
LADIES CARDIGAN
SWEATERS
$188
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE I
100 Acrylic
75 WoolS
25 Mohair
Pretty Colors
BROKEN SIZES
GIRLS
DRESSES
SUPER DOLLAR PRICE I
Fall Fabrics, Colors
Drastically Reduced
Worth Dollars More I
mm
LADIES BLAZER
JACKETS
$988
SUPER DOLLAR PRICEI
Original 18.98 Value
Sizes 10 to 16
85 Wool, 15ft Nylon
11
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mm mm
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36"TIER AND 45"
VALANCE SET
7 70 SET
9'x12'RU6
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SUPER
DOLLAR
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ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE 22$
List 43C
ST. JOSEPHS List Price 39C
CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN
220
SECRET ROLL ON
DEODORANT List m
2$l
GILLETTE TECHMATIC RAZOR $1 79
List Price $2.29 A
INGRAHAM ELECTRIC $977
ALARM CLOCK List $3.98 W
DR. WEST TOOTHBRUSH
List Price 690
22(D
ALKA SELTZER
25' s, List Price 790
62$
SECRET CREAM DEODORANT
List 850
2S1
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LOTION List Price $1,19
92$
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