The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-09-01
1000 Attended
Farm Meetings
EMERGENCY COUNTY AGENT
GIVES POINTERS ON
ALLOTMENT PLAN

With harvesting operations well
along In many districts Of the
county, farmers are busy assem-
bling data pertaining to wheat
production on the land on which
they expect to apply for Wheat
AIlotments. Over one thousand
farmers attended the fifteen com
munity meetings held in the coun-
ty during the past two weeks, at
which representatives Of the Mon
tana Extension Service explained
the general outline Of the AIlot-
ment Plan. It is obvious that,
owing to the busy harvest season,
some farmers were not able 10 at
tend the meetings, and hence, may
have some doubts how to proceed
IN securing allotment benefits. Be-
low are a few hints relative to |
blanks that are being sent to all |
farmers in the County who are on
the Emergency Agents mailing
list. II more blanks are needed
write or cali at the Agents office
at Plentywood
/. The above mentioned blanks
are provided the farmer IN order
that he may assemble the needed
information before he attempts 10
| fill out his application for an
Allotment contract. If this is not
done before hand it is obvious that
it will require too much time by
the local committees in assisting
each applicant in filling out his
duplication.
2. Only the crop enterprises for
1888 are required on the blank out
line map provided. This should
indicate the correct description
and location of land farmed this
year.
8. Do not pay any attention to
E the production on any land seeded
to wheat in the past but not owned
! or leased in 1888. The Allotment
goes with the land.
a 4. Fill out a complete set Of
e blanks for the farm owned and
= another set for leased land N or
e der that there may be a proper
= division of Allotment benefits be-
), tween landlord and tenant.
@ 5. While evidence or proof o.
L disposal are not asked for at thi:
Is time, the applicant should be pre-
pared to furnish much evidence
ID later on if requested by the Allot
It inert Committee, hence report
d, should be as nearly accurate as
f possible.
lie 6. 1t is possible to apply for tn
y Allotment benefits on one trac
4, Of land owned and leave the res
" out, but in that case the applican
Of must agree not to increase whea
at acreage on other tracts and, O
ne course, secures no benefit paymen
on the latter land either, thu
T. there is no objective in leaving
ar any land out of the Allotmer
ar plan.
q Z. Application for AllOtmer1
m, must be made before the deadlir
st date is set or else wait until 1873
ay The next possible signup date.
be For the convenience Of those WI
st did not read the announcement {
IT'S signup dates in last weeks issU
of local papers, the list is give
Ia below.
ue Wednesday and Thursday, Ser
i'd CT, Antelope and Reserve.
of Friday snd Saturday, Sept. g.
H. Medicine Lake and Homestead
.rd Monday and Tuesday, Sept.
70 IL, Dagmar and Coalridge.
ell Wednesday and Thursday, Sci
1914. Westby and Comertown.
on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 1
md Is, Dooley and Raymond.
M Monday and Tuesday, Sept. i
he 19, Outlook and RedstOne.
Jer Wednesday and Thursday, SCI
az 20-21, Archer and Wolf Greek.
in Friday end Saturday,, Sept. 2
70 %, Fleetwood