Uruski Cuts M.A.C.C. Interest to Eight Percent
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski announced an eight percent interest rate for Manitoba Agricultureal Credit Corporation loans for the 1984-85 fiscal year. The plan costs Manitoba $6 million and offers rebates to clients who paid above eight percent, aiding up to 4,000 farmers. The policy targets regular M.A.C.C. loans and aims to align national monetary priorities with farmers and small businesses.
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Bill Uruski
Manitoba Agricultureal Credit Corporation
Manitoba
M.A.C.C
M.a.c.c.s
Uruski
Ottawa
Canada
Ottawa Debates Bill C-25 to Modernize Agricultural Stabilization
Agriculture Minister John Wise introduces amendments to the Agricultural Stabilization Act in the House of Commons. Bill C-25 moves to committee for clause by clause review, aiming at a national red meat stabilization plan with tripartite funding and more frequent payments aligned to market lows.
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House of Commons
John Wise
Standing Committee On Agriculture
ASA
Congratulations to Ken Hunter and Ken Tones musical program
Shiloh News extends congratulations to Mr Ken Hunter Kenton and the Ken Tones for a fine musical program held Saturday evening March 16 with performances from Winnipeg Brandon and Virden. Les and Cameron Dodds attended the Manitoba Agricultural Museum annual meeting Austin reporting good attendance and a rewarding day.
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Betty Todd
Gavin Gillespie
Oak Lake
Dodds
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