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‘‘(B) To acquire, or otherwise cause the re-
moval of, dairy products from domestic com-
mercial markets at announced prices during pe-
riods announced by the Board.
‘‘(C) To implement a program to cause the
export of dairy products the Board has removed
from the market, in coordination with the ac-
tivities of the Foreign Agricultural Service in
implementing the Dairy Export Incentive Pro-
gram under section 153 of the Food Security
Act of 1985 (15 U.S.C. 713a–14) and subject
to the oversight of the Foreign Agricultural
Service. Under the program, the Board may
cause the export of dairy products with the as-
sistance of export bonuses provided by the
Board, and determined on the basis of bids by
exporters in response to invitations for bids an-
nounced by the Board. In implementing such a
program, the Board shall enter into an agree-
ment with the General Sales Manager to seek
the Manager’s prior approval of any export
transactions under the program. This program
shall not be implemented as a replacement for
the Dairy Export Incentive Program, but as a
supplement to it.
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‘‘(D) To implement a program to cause the
export of dairy cattle, subject to the oversight
of the Foreign Agricultural Service. Under the
program, the Board may cause the export of
dairy cattle with the assistance of export bo-
nuses provided by the Board, and determined
on the basis of bids by exporters in response to
invitations for bids announced by the Board.
‘‘(E) To effect the sale abroad, at world
market prices, of dairy products removed from
the market by the Board.
‘‘(F) To effect the domestic sale for unre-
stricted use of dairy products removed from the
market by the Board at market prices, but in
no case less than 110 percent of the Commodity
Credit Corporation announced purchase prices
for the products.
‘‘(G) To donate, through the Secretary,
products the Board has removed from the mar-
ket to domestic and international feeding and
aid programs, as needed for emergency or dis-
aster assistance.
‘‘(H) To transfer dairy products it has re-
moved from the market to the Commodity
Credit Corporation at the Corporation’s an-
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nounced purchase price (less an amount, deter-
mined by the Secretary, to represent the aver-
age level of bonus paid to exporters under the
Dairy Export Incentive Program), as necessary
to manage Corporation or Board inventories.
‘‘(2) CCC OPERATIONS.—Notwithstanding any
other provision of law, the Commodity Credit Cor-
poration shall accept the transfer of dairy products
from the Board as provided in paragraph (1)(H),
and at any time may transfer its excess inventories
of dairy products to the control of the Board, as
necessary to manage Corporation or Board stocks or
as provided for in paragraph (4)(A).
‘‘(3) WHEN ESTIMATED CCC PURCHASES ARE
5,000,000,000
POUNDS
OR
LESS.—The Dairy Sta-
bilization Board, in implementing the Dairy Sta-
bilization Plan for any year in which the Secretary
estimates, by November 20 of the preceding year,
that Commodity Credit Corporation purchases of
milk and the products of milk will be 5,000,000,000
pounds or less (milk equivalent, total milk solids
basis) the Board may undertake the following activi-
ties as authorized under the plan:
‘‘(A) To dispose of carryover stocks of
dairy products it had removed from the market
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in a previous year, in any manner as specified
in paragraph (1).
‘‘(B) To cause the export of dairy heifers
with the assistance of export bonuses provided
by the Board on the basis of bids by exporters
in response to invitations for bids announced by
the Board.
‘‘(4) IN
GENERAL.—The Dairy Stabilization
Board, in implementing the Dairy Stabilization Plan
for any year, may undertake the following activities
as authorized under the Plan:
‘‘(A) To accept stocks of dairy products
transferred from the Commodity Credit Cor-
poration for use in projects under the Plan.
‘‘(B) To provide funding to the Foreign
Agricultural Service cooperator organization for
dairy products to implement export market de-
velopment projects.
‘‘(C) To work with the Commodity Credit
Corporation, the Foreign Agricultural Service,
marketing organizations, and other entities in
the dairy industry in facilitating export sales of
dairy products.
‘‘(D) To work with the Commodity Credit
Corporation and, through the Secretary, hu-