Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
Delaware Farm News

Dairy feed payments for the
Period of April, May, and June,
will be due beginnins july |. Pay
ments for milk production will be
20 cents per hundredweight for
April production, and 50 cents per
hndredweight for May and June
Butterfat rates are II cents per
pound for April and 10 cents per
EDund for May and June. All an
rlicatiOnS must be filed with evi-
Cence of sale at county AAA Of
tices by August 81.
Dairy payment rates change be-
ginning July | for the three-month
leriod of July through September.
rates will be 80 cents per hundred
weight on milk and l3 cents a
pound for butterfat, for payment
during October and November.
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An increase of 3ls cents a buShel
III producers ceilings for the 1945
wheat crop has been announced by
OPA. The provision is aimed at
providing uniformity between
wheat and other grain regulations
1t also provides a formula for de-
ttrmining ceilings for deliveries OF
wheat in store at points other than
the farm where grown.
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1915 wheat loan rates have been
annOunced for Delaware. The loan
value of Grade No. | stored in ap-
proved warehouses or elevators is
on farms, same grade, $l.60 per
bushel. For Grade No. ,, Red Win
ter GarliCky, warehouse or eleva-
tor stored. the rate will be $163
per bushel; farm store, same
grade, $1.53 per bushel. County
AAA offices will handle applica-
tiOns for these loans.
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Stirrup pumps, complete with
ten feet OF hose and two nOZZleS,
adaptable for such uses as fight
ing fires. whitewashing walls, in
secticide spraying, washing cars,
have been made available through
local retail dealers.
Ge.eS
Application for dairy products
must bemade by the end of May
Tor the production period of Janu-
airy. February, and March. Pay
ments for the entire second quart
er-April, May, and June will be
made in July and August.
G.S
Under the 1945 price support
program for rye loans will be made
to farmers on nOte-and-chattel
mortgage basis for rye stored on
the farm, and on nOte-and-lOan
agreement when stored in approx
cd warehouses. Loans will be avail
able until December 81, 1945, and
will mature on April 50, l945, OF
earlier on demand
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Supplies of corn for livestock
feeding and manufacture of wal
products have been protected by a
new WA order restricting use OI
the grain for other uses or export
The order, which diverts more
corn to feeding. is expected tC
speed up the tagging movement OF
corn to market. and supplies oil
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Farmers who have extra corn are
urged to sell it now to help main
tain production of meat, milk, ant
c%.'S. and other essential war pro
0ucts. Present ceiling prices OF
corn reflect rarity to the farmer
and will not be increased, accord
ing to the OPA
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Quota restrictions on the produc
tiOn of farm machinery up to Jul,
/, when all such restrictions on til,
industry under L-257-c will be re
moved. have been eased. WPB say
it is imperative to boost production
Of farm machinery and equipmen
for the coming crop year 80 pc
cent above the levels scheduled 70
the year of August l, 1914. to Jul
SO. l945. Obtaining additional man
power will be a problem, and oh
tanning materials and component
in quantities sufficient to NEE
proposed schedules may also b
difficult. However. an increase il
the industry's carbon steel allot
ments is expected in the thir
quarter. AT present only tracto
production is approximately o
schedule. while other items c
farm machinery and equipment ar
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