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(11) To construct or maintain any kind of works, structures, fences, or enclosures, or to conduct any kind of business enterprise or carry on any kind of work, on such lands, without a permit.

(12) To have or leave camp refuse or debris of any description upon such lands in an exposed or insanitary condition, or to deposit in or near any stream, lake, reservoir, or other waters on such lands, substances which pollute or are likely to pollute the said streams, lake, reservoir, or waters.

(21) To go or be upon such lands or in or on the waters thereof with intent to hunt, catch, trap, disturb, or kill any kind of game or non-game animal, game or non-game bird or fish, or to take the eggs of any such bird, when posted against hunting, fishing, trapping, or when in violation of the laws of the United States or any regulation made in pursuance thereof, or of the laws of the respective States in which such lands or waters are situated.

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The following acts are prohibited on such lands acquired under or transferred for administration under Title III of the

(13) To set on fire or cause to be set on fire, willfully, recklessly, or negliBankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act as are gently, any timber, brush, or grass on such lands, or to leave a camp fire on ries of a national game or bird refuge, or may be embraced within the boundasuch lands without completely extinguishing it. However, this subparagraph preserve, sanctuary, or reservation, esshall not be construed to prohibit the tablished by or under authority of an kindling of such fires as may be author-Act of Congress; or embraced within the ized by permit.

(14) To throw or place a burning cigarette, cigar, match, pipe heel, or any ignited substance in any place where it may start a fire.

(15) To post, distribute or display any private notices or advertisements, excepting such as may be deemed necessary for the convenience and guidance of the public.

(16) To cut, kill, destroy, girdle, chip, box, or otherwise damage, or to remove any timber, posts, or other forest products, except as authorized by permit.

(17) To camp without a special permit on areas which are specifically excepted from such use.

(18) To occupy public camp grounds, cabins, lodges, and other recreational facilities established upon such lands, without an agreement or permit when such an agreement or permit is required.

(19) To discharge firearms in, over, or in the vicinity of public camp grounds, group camps, recreational grounds and areas, or over lakes or other bodies of water adjacent to or within such areas, or to expose any person or livestock anywhere on such lands to injury by the discharge of firearms.

(20) To intimidate, threaten, assault, or otherwise interfere with any person on such lands while such person is engaged in the protection, improvement, or administration thereof.

boundaries of any inviolate State game or bird refuge, preserve, sanctuary or reservation; or embraced within the boundaries of any established controlled hunting, fishing, or trapping area:

(22) To carry or have possession of firearms without permit.

(23) To hunt, trap, catch, disturb, or kill any kind of game or non-game animal, game or non-game bird, or to take on such lands the eggs of any such bird, or to fish, except when authorized by permit.

The following acts are prohibited on such lands acquired under or transferred for administration under Title III of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act as are or may be designated recreational areas by appropriate posting:

(24) To discharge firecrackers or fireworks of any kind, except with written permission.

(25) To operate gambling devices or conduct games of chance of any kind whatsoever, whether for merchandise, cash prizes, or prizes of any other kind.

(26) To conduct oneself in a disorderly or obnoxious manner.

(27) To permit any dog or cat to roam at large.

(28) To engage in or solicit business, except under a permit or a concession. (29) To build a fire anywhere except in a designated fireplace.

(b) Definitions. As used in this section:

ative and (ii) in cases where the lands
have been entrusted by the Secretary of
Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for
use and management, it refers to a no-
tice given by such agency, or its duly
authorized representative. (Sec. 32 (f),
50 Stat. 526; 7 U.S.C., Sup., 1011 (f))
& Regs., Sec. Agric., Dec. 12, 1939; 4 F.R.
4848]

(1) "Agreement" or "permit", (i) in | culture or his duly authorized representcases where lands have not been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, refer to an agreement or permit executed by the Secretary of Agriculture or his duly authorized representative, and, (ii) in cases where the lands have been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, they refer to an § 601.22 Penalty. Under the terms agreement or permit executed by such of section 32 (f), Title III, of the Bankagency, or its duly authorized representa-head-Jones Farm Tenant Act, any violative.

(2) "Notice", (i) in cases where lands have not been entrusted by the Secretary of Agriculture to a non-Federal agency for use and management, refers to a notice given by the Secretary of Agri- |

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tion of § 601.21 is punishable as prescribed in section 5388 of the Revised Statutes, as amended (18 U.S.C. 104). (Sec. 32 (f), 50 Stat. 526; 7 U.S.C., Sup., 1011 (f)) [R. & Regs., Sec. Agric., Dec. 12, 1939; 4 F.R. 4848]

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Texas

Virginia

Total

New Jersey-
New York....
North Carolina_

Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island.
South Carolina_
South Dakota_
Tennessee

Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia..
Wisconsin

Acres 569, 414 2,961,966 5,638, 277 7, 137, 725 14, 510, 788 3,852, 803

21, 823 4,892, 425 12, 751, 598 4,871, 620 29, 420, 722 201, 837 2,807, 359 832, 893

6, 485, 646

(Secs. 7-17, 49 Stat. 1148, 1915, 50 Stat. Acres 329, 52 Stat. 31, 202; 16 U.S.C., Sup., 272, 500 50, 500 [As added by Supps. 18 and 590g-590q) 475,000 27, Dec. 30, 1938, Oct. 10, 1939; 4 F.R. 211, 040 56, 4224]

20,000

167,000 134, 270 1, 330, 310 [As added by Supp. 18, Dec. 30, 1938; 4 F.R. 56]

(14) The State acreage allotments of total soil-depleting crops for the States in the Northeast, North Central, East Central, and Southern Regions, are as follows:

Alabama

Arkansas

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Illinois
Indiana

Iowa
Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusets

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Nebraska

New Hampshire..

Acres

7,409, 054

126, 796 325, 710 1,271,278 8,707, 615

14, 994, 167

NOTE: Paragraph (b) (7) of this section was amended by changing the acres figure for the State of Virginia from "49,338" to "51,000" and by changing the total acres figure from "1,569,669" to "1,571,331", by Supp. 22, Jan. 19, 1939; 4 F.R. 384, and paragraphs 18 and 27, Dec. 30, 1938, Oct. 10, 1939; 4 F.R. (b) (13) and (b) (14) were added by Supps. 56, 4224.

$700.9 Payments for partial performance. (a) Deductions for excess acreages for soildepleting crops (1) Cotton. 5 cents per pound of the normal yield for the farm for each acre of cotton in excess of the cotton

6, 527, 684 acreage allotment: Provided, That in any county where producers were unofficially notified of the approximate tilled acreage percentages to be used in computing the cotton allotments both on the basis of administrative areas in the county and on a countywide basis, but were not officially notified of the final and correct acreage allotment until after the planting season had ended, the deduction will be made only with respect to the acreage in excess of the larger of the allotments so determined. [As amended by Supp. 25, July 14, 1939; 4 F.R. 3244]

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computed for the farm under $ 700.8 with respect to a wheat acreage allotment. [As amended by Supp. 21, Jan. 25, 1939; 4 F.R. 453]

§700.10 Division of payments and deductions.

for soil-depleting crops-(1) Cotton. 5 cents per pound of the normal yield for the farm for each acre of cotton in excess of the cotton acreage allotment: Provided, That in any county where producers were unofficially notified of the percentage to be applied to the adjusted tilled acreage in determining cotton acreage allotments, both on the basis of administrative areas (c) Proration of net deductions. in the county and on a county-wide basis, Provided, That the net deduction comand planted cotton acting solely on the puted for a person who shares in the basis of the unofficial notification, and production of rice on a farm not owned wherein official notices of the correct cot- or operated by him, and for which no ton acreage allotments computed on the rice acreage allotment was established in basis of a county-wide percentage were 1938, and who is entitled to share in the not available until after planting time, production of rice on such farm only by the deduction will be made only with re- virtue of the fact that such person furspect to the acreage planted to cotton in nishes water for the production of rice excess of the larger of the allotment comon such farm, shall not exceed oneputed on the basis of a county-wide per-fourth of the net deduction computed for centage, or the allotment computed on such person with respect to rice on such the basis of administrative areas. amended by Supp. 26, Aug. 11, 1939; 4 F.R. 3598]

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farm.
(Secs. 7-17, 49 Stat. 1148, 1915,
50 Stat. 329, 52 Stat. 31, 202; 16 U.S.C.,
Sup., 590g-590q) [As added by Supp. 26,
Aug. 11, 1939; 4 F.R. 3598]

NOTE: Paragraph (c) of this section was
amended by the addition of a proviso, by
Supp. 26, Aug. 11, 1939; 4 F.R. 3598.
$700.22 Definitions.

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(6) Total soil-depleting acreage allotments. The following applicable rate for each acre of land classified as soildepleting in excess of the total soildepleting acreage allotment, less the acreage for which deductions are made (j) Tenant. Tenant means a person under subparagraphs (1)–(5) of this par- other than a sharecropper who rents land agraph: Provided, That the deduction from another person (for cash, a fixed specified in subdivision (iii) of this sub-commodity payment, or a share of the paragraph shall not apply in any county proceeds of the crops) and is entitled in which the regional director determines under a written or oral lease or agreethat the planting of general soil-deplet- ment to receive all or a share of the ing crops was substantially completed proceeds of the crops produced thereon, prior to the time notices of total soil- and, in the case of rice, also means a depleting acreage allotments were mailed person furnishing water for a share of or made available to farm operators in the rice. [As amended by Supp. 23, May the county. 17, 1939; 4 F.R. 2057]

(i) 5 times the rate of payment with respect to the wheat acreage allotment if a payment is computed for the farm under 700.8 with respect to a wheat acreage allotment.

(ii) 5 times the rate of payment with respect to general soil-depleting crops if the farm is a class A farm and no payment is computed for the farm under §700.8 with respect to a wheat acreage allotment.

(iii) $4 per acre if the farm is a class B farm and a payment is computed for the farm under § 700.8 with respect to a cotton, corn, tobacco, peanut, potato, or rice acreage allotment but no payment is

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PART 701-NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL [As amended by Supp. 11, Apr. 4, 1939; CONSERVATION PROGRAM 4 F.R. 1442]

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(d) Crops and land uses.

(3) Acreage planted to wheat means (i) any acreage of land devoted to seeded wheat (except when such crop is seeded in a mixture containing less than 50 percent by weight of wheat, or containing 25 percent or more by weight of rye, barley, vetch or Austrian winter peas, and the seeding mixture may reasonably be expected to produce a crop containing such proportions of plants other than wheat that the crop could not be haris on the farm on or after December 15, vested as wheat for grain or seed) which to volunteer wheat which remains on 1938; (ii) any acreage of land devoted

(13) Special wind-erosion area means the following counties in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado: Kansas. Greeley, Wichita, Hamilton, the land until May 1 (April 15 in the Kearny, Stanton, Grant, Morton, Stev

ens.

Oklahoma. Cimarron, Texas.
Texas. Dallam, Sherman, Hartley,

Moore.

Southern Region, New Mexico and Arizona, except in the later-maturing areas designated by the Administrator), 1939; and (iii) any acreage of land which is seeded to a mixture containing wheat New Mexico. Quay, Harding, Union. but the crops other than wheat fail to Colorado. Las Animas, Baca, Prow-vested for grain or hay: Provided, That reach maturity and the wheat is harers, Kiowa, Cheyenne, Kit Carson, Lin-in any area designated by the State coln, Crowley, Otero, Bent. [As amended committee, with the approval of the by Supp. 6, Feb. 6, 1939; 4 F.R. 520]

(c) Farms (1) Farm means all adjacent or nearby farm land under the same ownership which is operated by one person, including also:

Administrator, as an area in which because of climatic or other uncontrollable causes producers, prior to December 15, 1938 and prior to planting time, did not have a reasonable opportunity to adjust (i) Any other adjacent or nearby farm their wheat acreage to their wheat acreland which the county committee, in ac- age allotments there shall be excluded cordance with instructions issued by the from the acreage planted to wheat any Agricultural Adjustment Administration, acreage of wheat which does not reach determines is operated by the same per- maturity and is disposed of in such son as part of the same unit with respect manner as the Administrator finds carto the rotation of crops and with work-ries out the purposes of the program: stock, farm machinery, and labor substantially separate from that for any

other land, and

(ii) Any field-rented tract (whether operated by the same or another person) which, together with any other land included in the farm, constitutes a unit with respect to the rotation of crops. A farm shall be regarded as located in the county or administrative area, as the case may be, in which the principal dwelling is situated, or if there is no dwelling thereon, it shall be regarded as located in the county or administrative area, as the case may be, in which the major portion of the farm is located.

Provided further, That in no event shall the acreage regarded as planted to wheat be less than the acreage used in duction for adjusting losses with respect computing the final total insured proto crop insurance. [As amended by Supp. 11, Apr. 4, 1939; 4 F.R. 1442]

(4) Soil depleting acreage

(xvii) Flax planted for any purpose except when used as a nurse crop for biennial or perennial legumes or perennial grasses of which a good stand is established in 1939 or, in areas designated by the Administrator as areas where it is not practicable to use flax as a nurse crop, when matched acre for acre by a good

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