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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 12, 1986

Page

16

Budget sparks NFU charge of farm finance double standard

In Saskatoon on March 12 1986 NFU President Wayne Easter accused Finance Minister Michael Wilson’s budget of a national farm finance double standard. He blasted the 6 percent commodity based mortgages as limited to Farm Credit clients, leaving others with insolvent loans to rely on weak debt review panels and banks. He warned of rising farm foreclosures and higher production costs from fuel taxes and non statutory cuts, predicting harsher impacts through 1990 91.

Saskatoon Michael Wilson NFU Wayne Easter Farm Credit Corporation Easter F.C.C John Wise Flora MacDonald NFA Wilson Federal Agriculture Department Manitoba

Uruski signs national tripartite hog price plan in Ottawa

Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski signed a national tripartite price stabilization program for hogs in Ottawa on February 25. Manitoba joins the plan effective July 1, ending the prior three year Hog Income Stabilization Program, with a $3 million deficit write off to start fresh. The national plan pays quarterly stabilizations based on cash costs plus most of the five year average margin, funded by premiums shared among producers, provinces, and the federal government.

Winnipeg Bill Uruski Ottawa Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario

Red Cross Month Shines In Manitoba Communities

March marks Red Cross Month across Canada highlighting Manitoba volunteers who aid in emergencies and promote safety. The Canadian Red Cross distributes blood, provides disaster relief, loans medical equipment, teaches first aid and water safety, and runs youth health programs through local branches nationwide.

Winnipeg Red Cross Manitoba Canada

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