THE CONSERVATION PROGRAM FOR ALASKA 1947
(Continued from pago 10)
carrying out practicos woro $40.00 tho
farmer would rocoivo $40.00. On the other
hand, if ho had carried out sufficient
practiccs'to ohm $50.00 tho payment would'
be $40.00. If, however., a woodland clear
ing project has been approved for such
fr.rm, the allowance would be increased by
the lesser of : (a) $60.00; or (b) tho
actual payment earned undor Practice No,
10. The payment in any caso will bo in
creased as provided by law if it is loss
than $200.00.
SECTION 2 ' CONSERVATION PRACTICES.
Practice No. 1 Intorplanting field peas
with other crops. $2.00 por acro^
Practice No. 2 Planting leguminous crops
in rotation with other crops. $3,00 an
acre.
Pract ice No.' 3 Us ing leguminous crops for
green manure. $5.00 por acre.
Practice No. 4. Sooding permanent pasture
mixtures on properly.prepared land.
$4.00 per acre.
Practice No,5a Sooding pasture lend with
good seed of grasses or legumos which do
not rcouiro soil preparation. $0.20 por
pound of scod sown.
Fractico No. 6 Applying crop residue on
the surface of soil subject’to wind
erosion^ $0,10 por cubic yard of material
apelied.
Practice No, 7 Planting and cultivating
land of 2 percent or more" slope approxi
mately on tho contour. $2.00 por acre. i
Practice No. 8 Constructing pormanont
ditching on land of 6 percont or moro
average slope with suitable outlets for
tho diversion of surfaco water, (a) 17hcn
constructed'on land whore the topography,
, stoninoss, or sizo of fiolds roquiros
that the ditching ho constructed entirely
hy hand labor. $0.80 por hundred linear
f66t. (b) vThen constructed on other land.
$0.40 por 100 linear foot.
Practice No. 9 Applying fertilizer to
pastures or protcctivo or leguminous crop§
Payment -tfill be mado only for the appli
cation of phosphate (P2O5) and potash(Kg^)
$5,00 per 100 pounds available Pg0~ or
K2O apulicdi
Practice No. 10 Clearing woodland for
tillage. $20.00 per aero. ... .
There -.re qIbo standards and queli'f ica
tions sot up for each of tho above prac
ticos vrhich must be mot in ordor to quali
fy for any of the so ten practices, tack
of spaco prohibited us from printing any
more than the outline. Undoubtedly'your
Extension Offico mill have these printed
in full for each ono interested in carry
ing out any ,of these practices.
SECTION 0 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Rate Changes The rates of payment as sot
forth herein may bo adjusted in ordor to
remain rithin tho limits of funds appro-*
printed by Congross. \
Application for Payment Applications must
be filed before March 31,1947, in order"
to be eligible for payment.
(For further information contact your
local Ertdflsion Offico.) i
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
LIST YOUR FARMS and
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
with
M. 0. SNODGRASS
Many
each
requests received from the States
WeGk* ONE PAL-.SR HOME FOR SALE.
A
ALMER
Storage
CACHE YOUR
FOOD
THE
MODEN WAY
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FRESH FISH for
LENTEN SEASON
OYSTERS BLACK COD
HALIBUT
KING
SUM ON
CRAB MEAT
SHRIMP
FILET of' C
f r" ’ 1# pkg.
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Palmer Bus
Schedules
ANCHORAGE—GULKANA (Contingent upon
Leaves Anchorage road condition^
Tuesday—Thursday—Saturday 9 A.M,
Leaves Gulkana
Wednesday—Friday—Sunday 9 A.M.
> ANC HORACE-PALMEB-WASILLA
Leaves Anchorage daily (except Sunday)
10:00 A.M, 6:00 A.M.
Leaves Palmer daily
9:00 A.M, / . 5:00 P.M.
Leaves Palmer for Was ilia 1:00 PM
Leaves Wasilla for Palmer 2:30 PM
SUNDAY HUS’Leaves Anchorage for Palmer
9:00 A.M* . \ /. 6:00 P.M.
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PALMER TICKET 0FFIC3: _ ... '•
Palmer Fountain' & Cafe
Phone 9 Y 11
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Bus Lines