Farm Outlook 1971 Faces Low Income and Shifting Markets
Two Manitoba agronomists warn 1971 will bring low farm income overall with pockets of optimism in agro industry. Wheat and barley export sales lift price pressures for livestock and poultry, while dairy and eggs face steady demand. Roglasky cites stronger world wheat demand nudging acreage up 50 percent, yet dairy product diversification and starch crop shifts loom. McKelvie outlines marketing department roles to boost domestic and export sales, and Central Plains Inc. notes regional farmer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Outlook
Manitoba
Ross Cameron
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Cameron
St. Boniface
United States
John Roglasky
Soils and Crops Division
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Rogalsky
John McKelvie
Agricultural Department
McKelvie
McKelgie
Japan
Latin America
Wayne Pander
Central Plains Inc
Regional Development Corporation
Emerson
U.S
Langruth
MacGregor
Five Canadians Awarded Top Bravery Medals by Humane Association
Georges Barbeau a Montreal janitor received a silver medal after discovering a time bomb at a post office doorstep and moving it to a bus stop before opening it. The award list includes four other silver medal recipients and numerous bronze medals, testimonials, and certificates of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Barbeau
Montreal
Royal Canadian Humane Association
Barbeau
Aoe
James
Don Blyth
Cape Plattery
B. C
Paul Mraz
London
Ont
Blair Garnett
Long Beach
B.C
Craig Young
Thames River
Association
Industry Minister Calls Francis Remarks Insulting
Manitoba minister Leonora Evans denounces J Don Francis remarks at Brandon Chamber meeting as insulting to the NDP government. Evans defends chambers as quasi political, cites Francis ties to Keystone Centre funding and calls out perceived subsidies and political influence in business groups. Francis, executive director of Keystone Centre, is linked to a $4.32 million project under a praised but scrutinized program.
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Leonora Evans
Chambers of Commerce
Brandon Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Ndp
J. Don Francis
Evans
Francis
Brandon
Manitoba
Brandon East
Branson Sun
Keystone Agricultural and Recreation Centre
Keystone Centre
Free Enterpriser
Mr. Francis
Man
Low Income Housing to Evolve in 1970s Plan
Lloyd D. Hanford, San Francisco developer, told the Housing and Urban Development Association that low income housing will become a package addressing sociological needs. He urged greater government role as private capital may falter, with housing developments including sociology, jobs, retraining, and psychiatric services.
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Lloyd D. Hanford
The
Housing and Urban Development Association Today
Hanford
San Francisco
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Canada
Portage
Ed Connery
Bill Johnson
Economics
Ralph Faurschou
Ottawa
McMaster
Portage LA Prairie
Hill
East Rexall
Chamber
Zenith
Austin. Credit Union
Austin
North Norfolk
Office Horie
P. B. Ewen
H. K. Schroeder
Cascade 40
Manitoba Hydro
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