Corn Farmers Contribute To The War Effort

The government is managing a large inventory of corn in the Midwest, urging farmers to sell last year's crop for war purposes. The Army and AAA emphasize the urgent need for corn in manufacturing war materials. The government requests that all surplus corn be made available, ensuring processing plants continue operations until the 1944 harvest. Uncle Sam offers top prices and covers transportation costs.

What is the government currently doing with the corn stored in the Midwest?

• Selling it to local markets

• Exporting it overseas

• Mobilizing it for war use

• Using it for biofuel production

Why are the Army and AAA urging farmers to sell their corn crop?

• To reduce storage costs

• To support war efforts

• To prevent spoilage

• To increase their profits

What is the government's request regarding corn not needed for livestock?

• Store it for future use

• Sell it to neighboring states

• Make it available for war use

• Convert it into ethanol

Until when must processing plants remain operational according to the government?

• Until the end of 1943

• Until the war ends

• Until the 1944 crops are in

• Until further notice

What financial incentives does the government offer for corn used in war industries?

• Subsidies for new equipment

• Top ceiling prices and free transportation

• Tax breaks for farmers

• Grants for research and development