1 In addition, the 1964 appropriation act provides for a transfer of not to exceed $15,000,000 from the Commodity Credit Corporation. 2 In addition, the 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, and 1964 appropriation acts and budget estimate for 1965 include a reappropriation of $1,000,000 of prior year funds to provide for additional labor to be employed to strengthen research installations in the field. 3 Represents that portion of the allocations by the Budget Bureau of foreign currencies In addition, 1961 appropriation act authorized reappropriation of $600,000 of prior year 5 Prior year balances available. In addition, $285,000 transferred from sec. 32 funds. 7 This activity was financed by advances from the Commodity Credit Corporation in 8 The 1965 budget estimates propose that this program be financed by transfer from In addition, appropriation acts authorize and budget estimate proposes that the $42,021,230; 1960, $40,864,071; 1961, $70,837,460; 1962, $74,277,900; 1963, $78,359,127; 1964, $91,720,000; 1965, $87,708,000. 13 The budget estimate includes an advance authorization of $120,000,000 (excluding 14 Represents, in fiscal years 1956 through 1964, amounts transferred from other agencies 15 Represents, in fiscal years 1956 through 1964, amounts transferred from other agencies 16 Includes transfers from corporate funds to Office of the Inspector General and Office 18 The amounts shown reflect not only the regular authorization to borrow from the 20 Consists of $632,000,994 to complete restoration of 1959 realized losses and $594,499,006 21 To complete restoration of 1960 realized losses. 22 Includes $78,000,000 authorized transfer from the 1958 appropriation for "Acreage 23 Appropriation acts and budget estimate provide that not less than 7 percent of the limitation shall be placed in reserve for use only as necessary to carry out program operations. NOTE.-Detail may not add to totals shown due to rounding. TABLE 5.-Budget expenditures from appropriations, REA and FHA loan authorizations, and corporation and other revolving funds, fiscal years 1956 through 1963, and estimated 1964 and 1965 [NOTE.-Amounts reported are based on expenditures for the Department of Agriculture as shown in the budget. Figures are adjusted for comparability with the appropriation structure in the 1965 budget] [Millions of dollars] Agricultural Research Service: Soil Conservation Service: Statistical Reporting Service. Agricultural Marketing Service: Cropland conversion program.. Office of Rural Areas Development.. National Agricultural Library. TABLE 5.-Budget expenditures from appropriations, REA and FHA loan authorizations, and corporation and other revolving funds, fiscal years 1956 through 1963, and estimated 1964 and 1965-Continued [NOTE.-Amounts reported are based on expenditures for the Department of Agriculture as shown in the budget. Figures are adjusted for comparability with the appropriation structure in the 1965 budget] To place meat and poultry inspection on a self-financing basis.. To extend and expand the cropland conversion program, Agricultural To establish a rural housing insurance fund, Farmers Home Administration.. Administrative expense increase relative to increase insured loan program, To establish a direct loan account, Rural Electrification Administration.. 1 Exclusive of U.S. dollar equivalent of foreign currencies generated in countries where the currencies were excess to the normal requirements of the United States or limited by the terms of the sales agreements to specific U.S uses, expended as follows: • Exclusive of U.S. dollar equivalent of foreign currencies generated in countries where as follows: the currencies were not excess to the normal requirements of the United States, expended Foreign Agricultural Service: 1956. 3.5 4.7 * Reduced expenditures beginning with fiscal year 1962 reflect establishment of a direct NOTE.-Details may not add to totals shown due to rounding. Minus (-) figures indicate excess of collections over expenditures. |
