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Fall 2016 Inactive List RIN Title 0503-AA49 Agricultural Career and Employment Grants Program 0503-AA54 National Appeals Division Procedural Rule 0524-AA25 Matching Requirements for Formula Funds at the 1890 Land-Grant Institutions and at the 1862 Land-Grant Institutions in the District of Columbia and the Insular Areas 0524-AA26 Agricultural Extension Formula Grants Programs--Administrative Provisions 0524-AA45 McIntire-Stennis Cooperative Forestry Act Program--Administrative Provisions 0524-AA54 Agricultural Research at 1890 Land-Grant Institutions (Formula Grant) Program-- Administrative Provisions 0524-AA55 Animal Health and Disease Research Program (Formula Grants)--Administrative Provisions 0524-AA56 Hatch Act Formula Grant Program--Administrative Provisions 0524-AA57 Hatch Multistate Research Fund Programs-Administrative Provisions 0524-AA62 Competitive and Noncompetitive Non-Formula Federal Assistance Programs--General Award Administrative Provisions and 1890 Capacity Building Grants Program 0551-AA68 Quality Samples Program (QSP) 0551-AA80 Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) for Farmers 0551-AA81 Export Sales Reporting Program 0560-AH43 Emergency Conservation Program 0560-AH66 Interest Rates on Farm Service Agency Farm Loan Programs Guaranteed Loans 0560-AH69 Acreage Reporting and Common Provisions 0560-AH77 Tobacco Transition Program, Final Dates for Program Signup and Successor-in-Interest Transfers 0560-AH80 Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) 0560-AH89 Emergency Forest Restoration Program 0560-AH98 Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program 0560-AI06 Noninsured Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) 0560-AI11 Crop Assistance Program 0560-AI20 Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program 0560-AI25 Farm Loan Programs, Entity Eligibility Changes 0563-AC30 Common Crop Insurance Regulations; Processing Chile Peppers Crop Insurance Provisions 0563-AC40 Excessive Risk Identification System for the Federal Crop Insurance Program 0570-AA71 Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program 0570-AA73 Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical, and Biobased Product Manufacturing Assistance Program 0570-AA74 Re-Powering Assistance Program 0570-AA75 Bioenergy Program for Advanced Biofuels 0570-AA80 Rural Business Investment Program (Non-Leveraged)--Farm Bill 0570-AA92 Rural Business Development Grant 0570-AA94 Strategic Economic and Community Development 0572-AC03 Water and Waste Loans and Grants 0572-AC21 Project Financing--Renewable Energy Loans 0572-AC22 Reinstatement of Rural Utilities Service Direct Lending 0572-AC31 Distance Learning and Telemedicine Loan and Grant Program 0572-AC32 Rural Determination and Financing Percentage 0575-AA83 Civil Rights Compliance Requirements 0575-AC13 Multi-Family Housing (MFH) Reinvention 0575-AC55 Planning and Performing Construction and Other Development 0575-AC86 Citizenship Implementation 0575-AC87 Servicing Community Programs Loans and Grants 0578-AA45 Environmental Quality Incentives Program 0578-AA47 Wetlands Reserve Program 0579-AB82 Phytophthora Ramorum; Quarantine and Regulations 0579-AC02 Animal Welfare; Regulations and Standards for Birds 0579-AC05 Citrus Canker; Compensation for Certified Citrus Nursery Stock 0579-AC65 Tuberculosis; Require Approved Herd Plans Prior to Payment of Indemnity 0579-AC69 Handling of Animals; Contingency Plans 0579-AC71 Light Brown Apple Moth Quarantine 0579-AD00 Cattle From Australia; Exempt From Tuberculosis Testing Requirement 0579-AD06 Viruses, Serums, Toxins, and Analogous Products; Expiration Date Required for Serials and Subserials and Determination of Expiration Date of Product 0579-AD44 Implementation of Revised Lacey Act Provisions 0579-AD55 Animal Welfare; Exhibitor Activity 0579-AD60 Treatment of Firewood and Spruce Logs Imported From Canada 0580-AB04 Livestock, Poultry, and Feed Weighing 0580-AB05 Market Agency, Dealer, and Packer Bonds 0580-AB11 Fees for Commodity Inspection Services (Excluding Rice) 0580-AB14 Market Agencies Selling on Commission; Purchases From Consignment 0580-AB20 Clear Title Protection for Purchasers of Farm Products 0580-AB21 Revisions to the Regulations Issued Under the Packers and Stockyards Act (P&S Act) Regarding Requirements for Filing Tariffs 0580-AB22 Tournament Systems and Compensation 0581-AC83 Farmers' Market Promotion Program (TM-08-07) 0581-AC94 Establishing Regulations for the Federal-State Marketing Improvement Program, TM-09- 0005 0581-AD09 National Organic Program, Streamlining Enforcement Related Actions 0581-AD17 National Organic Program: Sunset Review for Nutrient Vitamins and Minerals 0581-AD22 National Organic Program; 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