Cotton Ginning Cost Share Program

$215.8 Million committed in FY2018–FY2018

Agency: Farm Service Agency, Agriculture, Department of
Assistance: Direct Payments With Unrestricted Use
CFDA number: 10.118
What it does: With respect to cotton ginning expenses for the 2016 cotton crop, the Cotton Ginning Cost-Share (CGCS) Program provides a one-time cost-share payment, not to exceed 40 percent of calculated ginning costs by region, to cotton producers certifying to the number of cotton acres reported as being planted, including failed acreage, for the 2016 crop year and the percentage of share they had in the cotton.
Who benefits: The beneficiary or estate of a deceased producer may submit a CGCS payment application provided the deceased producer or the estate meets all of the eligibility requirements required for a CGCS payment.
Who applies: 1. Eligible applicants are individuals and legal entities with a share in the 2015 cotton crop reported as planted, including failed acres. 2. Use of the assistance is not restricted. 3. Cotton producers must comply with all USDA provisions on fraud (including the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation), conservation compliance, controlled substance, determined to be actively engaged in n farming, and the adjusted gross non-farm income cannot exceed $900,000.
Authorized by: 15 U.S.C. § 714c
Program site: http://www.fsa.usda.gov/cgcs ↗

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Cotton Ginning Cost Share Program

$215.8 Million committed in FY2018–FY2018

Agency: Farm Service Agency, Agriculture, Department of
Assistance: Direct Payments With Unrestricted Use
CFDA number: 10.118
What it does: With respect to cotton ginning expenses for the 2016 cotton crop, the Cotton Ginning Cost-Share (CGCS) Program provides a one-time cost-share payment, not to exceed 40 percent of calculated ginning costs by region, to cotton producers certifying to the number of cotton acres reported as being planted, including failed acreage, for the 2016 crop year and the percentage of share they had in the cotton.
Who benefits: The beneficiary or estate of a deceased producer may submit a CGCS payment application provided the deceased producer or the estate meets all of the eligibility requirements required for a CGCS payment.
Who applies: 1. Eligible applicants are individuals and legal entities with a share in the 2015 cotton crop reported as planted, including failed acres. 2. Use of the assistance is not restricted. 3. Cotton producers must comply with all USDA provisions on fraud (including the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation), conservation compliance, controlled substance, determined to be actively engaged in n farming, and the adjusted gross non-farm income cannot exceed $900,000.
Authorized by: 15 U.S.C. § 714c
Program site: http://www.fsa.usda.gov/cgcs ↗