dirtclod10 - 2/24/2021 20:27 So in other words, he was no longer in compliance with the original rules that was probably in the cost share agreement contract. The FSA office caught the non compliance because of a review of his farm due to a cfap audit. Is that what you are saying? That's how I read it. Non compliance is a fast way to lose your "free dollars" around these parts. We always ask for permission first or this happens. Edit to add: Usually they give a chance here to get back into compliance before enforcement.
Edited by Joe@RFDG 2/25/2021 08:32
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