Stabilization plan ready to roll in Saskatchewan beef industry
Regina reports Saskatchewan's beef stabilization program is set for Jan 1 implementation. Bookings for cattle to be sold after launch are already underway as the market absorbs offerings. The plan limits participation to certain cow calf producers and feeders, with payments tied to cash and non cash costs and a 4 percent levy on gross sales.
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Tough times for the poor in B C
Vancouver residents face deep poverty amid welfare cuts and rising rents as 100000 plus unemployed and 21000 single parents seek aid. Church leaders and mission heads decry indifference while arson hits welfare offices and locals plan emergency meals for 400 sleeping outside shelters.
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