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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 19, 1957
Georgia Farmers to
Get $7.5 Million
In ACP Assistance
Georgia farmers will receive
more than $7,500,000 in federal
cost-sharing through the Agricul-
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c the season
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CHEVROLET WttOKl SB
tural Conservation Program foi
performing approved soil anc
water conservation practices ir
1958, John F. Bradley, state ad
ministrative officer of the Agri
cultural Stabilization and Con
servation Committee, announced
The 1958 ACP State Handbook
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which contains the provisions of
- the program, eligible practices,
and rates of cost-sharing applica
", ble in Georgia has now been ap
( proved in Washington, Bradley
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developed within the framework
' of the 1958 National AC^ by the
State ASC Committee and the
heads of the other agricultural
c agencies in the state. The State
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ASC Committee is composed of
James L. Morgan, Waynesboro,
chairman; and farmer-members
J. Paul Fitts, Cornelia and Wil
liam H. Weaver. Ocilla. W. A.
Sutton, director of Agricultural
Extension Service, University of
Georgia College of Agriculture is
ex-officio member.
“The Secretary of Agriculture
recommended and the Congress
approved an authorization of
$250,000,000 nationally for the
1958 ACP,’’ Bradley announced.
“The available funds were allo
cated among states on the basis
of relative conservation needs and
Georgia’s allocation for 1958 was
$7,380,000. Adding to this alloca
tion the increases authorized by
law to farmers who earn small
payments, the total ACP aid to
Georgia farmers for the year will
be well above $7,500,000. This is
the largest annual amount of
ACP funds that has been avail
able to Georgia farmers in recent
years.”
The important conservation
practices for which 1958 ACP
cost-sharing will be offered to
farmers in the state include
planting new permanent vegeta
tive cover for pastures and hay,
improving old permanent pas
tures, establishing cover crops in
rotations, applying lime in con
nection with conservation crops,
planting trees, woodland im
provement, terracing, drainage,
constructing dams, wells and
pipelines for livestock and con-
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Alay your holiday be one
of great joy and lasting
peace.
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Delma Herrin
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structing irrigation dams.
County ASC committees, with
the cooperation of other Agricul
tural agencies in the county, are
adapting the program to the
needs of each county, Bradley
explained.
Announcement of the program
in each county will be .made lo
cally within the next few weeks.
Farmers who are interested in
receiving cost-sharing under the
1958 ACP should watch for local
announcements as to the time
and place for filing their re
quests.
Ivan Allen Jr.
Will Not Run
For Governor
ATLANTA—AtIanta business
man Ivan Allen Jr. announced
Tuesday he will not be a can
didate for governor next year
but would give his support to
Lt. Gov. Ernest Vandiver.
Allen said he reached his de
cision after a thorough canvass
of the state and after seeking
advice from friends.
Merry
Christmas
Have yourselves a happy
holiday.
a. 1957
Brantley Gas &
Appliance Co.
Brantley Motor
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With every good wish
for your happiness.
H. J. Weisser
Jeweler
507 ELIZABETH ST.
WAYCROSS, GA.
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GREETINGS
May the Season be as
bright as candles ... as
gay as the holly.
Wilson's Garage
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
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May the blessings of the season be with you.
The Ranch House
Herbert and Lorena Goodbread, Owners & Mgrs.
On 301 Five Miles South of Nahunta, Ga.
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this joyous season.
Green Frog Restaurant
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA
