Beef Shortage Pushes Winnipeg Market Prices Higher
A Winnipeg stockyards spokesman says a shortage of better quality beef and lower marketing volume have driven prices up. Choice steers sold for 31.50 to 32.50 per hundred pounds, with good cows at 24.50 to 22.50. Stores saw sirloin steaks at 1.55 to 1.59 per pound, up seven cents in three weeks, while Calgary and Toronto showed higher regional prices. Overall Canadian cattle marketing is up about 5,000 head despite Winnipeg’s decline.
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Two Price System Okay, But Olson Reiterates Cautious Stance
Agriculture Minister H A Olson reaffirmed belief in a two price wheat system but gave no sign of policy adoption. He urged Canada to reserve right to set export and higher domestic prices if needed, while acknowledging practical problems. Critics urged action amid farm income concerns and votes of non-confidence by Conservative critic Harold Danforth.
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Shelterbelts Aid Runoff Control in Saskatchewan
Regina story outlines PFRA Tree Nursery recommendations for strategic planting to reduce flood runoff and erosion. It notes snow distribution, best planting spacing on well drained land, cautions about waterways, and lists available tree species with ordering details to PFRA Tree Nursery at Indian Head.
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South American Beef Ban Recommended in Britain
A British government committee led by the Duke of Northumberland urged a ban on beef imports from South America amid a foot and mouth outbreak in 1967. The panel called for restricting imports to boneless beef and noted that Argentina Brazil Chile and Uruguay were endemic sources.
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Dehorning Calves and Garden Tips for Spring
Spring seeding nears and cattle pasturing plans begin. Dehorned purebred calves show stronger market demand for herd replacements, so dehorn early. The Agriculture Department offers caustin paste free at ag offices. Gardeners should prune before growth, store shipment stock, and heel in roots. Indian Head Tree Nursery still has shelterbelt trees. apply by May 10. Iliam Kikwai of Kenya graduates with honors from Winnipeg Agricultural Diploma Course.
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