Humane slaughter of livestock

51-1

Imported commodities, encouraging production of crops not subject to price

support on set aside acreage

53-1

Imports and exports:

Agreements limiting imports

48-1

Export Administration Act of 1979

48-10

Farm commodities, investigation of cause of reduction of exports__
Meat and livestock

7-2

48-3

President's authority under Section 22 of A.A. Act of 1933_

48-1

Import quotas and fees under Section 22 of A.A. Act of 1933

Agreements with foreign governments

Extra-long staple cotton

Income tax, on CCC loans

Indemnity payments to beekeepers

Indemnity payments to dairy farmers

48-1

34-2

45-1

42-12

42-12

Department of Agriculture, cooperation

Farm products, prosecution of complaints by Secretary of Agriculture_
Hearings before.

Investigations

Land stabilization, conservation and erosion control.

Land uses, changes in, and cropping uses, agreements

Landlords, tenants, or sharecroppers

Laws, miscellaneous

Limitations on actions

Page

25-10, 25-11

19-11

18-1

44-2

35-1

7-1

7-1

7-1

1-2, 1-10, 1-12, 16-1

2-1

1-17

1-6, 1-10, 1-11

45-1, 47-1

19-3

1-10

20-7, 21-3, 22-2, 24-2, 29-1, 30-1

51-1
28-5, 42-8, 42-9, 42-10
1-10

28-5, 42-7, 42-8, 42-9, 42-10

19-5

45-1

36-7

36-7

1-6

Limitations, payments under agricultural conservation program

Livestock:

Limitations, target price payments

Humane slaughter

Preservation and maintenance

Livestock and poultry producers, protection of income of
Livestock feed

18-2

8-4

17-2

Marketing penalties. See Penalties.

Marketing quotas:

Adjustment of quotas and enforcement_ _

Commodities subject to-

Cotton

16-1

12-1

Normal yields. See Yield.

Notice, farm marketing quota and acreage allotment, mailed to farmer prior to

referendum _ _

Nursery stock, appropriation authorized

Oats:

Ocean freight charges.

Obligations, limitation of, for agricultural conservation.

Officers and employees, appointment and compensation. See appointment of

officers and employees.

Parent farm

1-14

36-12, 37-2, 38-3

16-8

Page

12-15

Cotton equalization

Cropland owned by United States

Division of, among landlords, tenants and sharecroppers

Finality of determinations

quota and acreage allotment

Definitions:

Actual production

Additional Peanuts

Carry-over-

Crushing-

Domestic edible use

1-11

1-11

1-14, 18-2

29-1, 30-1

1-12

8-10

1-10

1-9

14-6, 14-9, 14-10, 14-11, 25-1

Appeal of farm quota and allotment, see also Review of farm marketing

15-1, 15-2

8-3

14-6

8-3

14-6

14-6

Excess acreage excluded from future allotment calculations

Exemptions of farms harvesting one acre or less_

Farm acreage allotments:

Apportionment of county allotment to old farms

Apportionment of State allotment to old farms

Farms acquired by Government under eminent domain powers__
New farms

Pooled acreage allotments

Reduction in, for violation

Release and reapportionment of farm allotments
Seventy-five percent planting rule

Farm base production poundage

Farm marketing quotas:

Amount of farm quota

Farm Poundage Quota
Farm yield

Identif of marketings-

Legislative findings -

National acreage allotment:
Amount of

Apportionment to the States_

Minimum national acreage allotment_
Reserve for new farms

National marketing quota:

Amount

Minimum national marketing quota

National poundage quota

Buyer and producer jointly and severally liable for

Failure to account for disposition of peanuts.

14-3

14-10

14-3

14-3

16-6

14-4

16-6

14-9

14-4

16-5

14-5, 14-6

14-3

Page

Proclamations:

Refund of

No refunds based on peanuts used for seed or home consump-
tion

Price support

14-9, 14-10

14-10
20-3, 25-1

Review of farm quota and allotment, see also Review of farm marketing

quota and acreage allotment

State acreage allotment:

15-1, 15-2

Apportionment to counties

Apportionment to old farms

Penalty, marketing:

Certificates

Exemption of crops marketed by experiment stations

14-3

14-3

17-8

16-2

Payment, collection, and refund of penalties, see also Corn, cotton, peanuts,
rice, tobacco, wheat

16-1

19-9

46-5

1-3

Photographic reproductions, mosaics, and maps, furnishing of, to governmental

18-2

49-1

6-3

19-3

46-2

49-1

P.L. 480.

35-1

1-2

16-4

28-1, 28-2

Commodity Credit Corporation:

Authority to sell commodities

19-7, 28-3

Authority to support prices, charter provision

19-3, 19-7

Disposition of commodities deteriorating or spoiling

28-4

Disposition of commodities to prevent waste.

28-4

Restrictions on sales

25-9, 25-5, 28-3