Quebec farms face cattle decline and sales shifts
The report notes livestock exchanges moving to Montreal to guard cattle numbers as Quebec sees a 231000 head drop from 1920 to 1924. Farmers kill calves amid low prices and long feeding periods, while mining profits and grain marketing via CPR show record or rising trends.
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