KAP Seeks Clarity on Canada Deficiency Payments Plan
Keystone Agricultural Producers says the federal deficit payments of one billion dollars to grains and oilseeds farmers are welcome but demand fair distribution. President Jack Penner notes concerns over a two year rollout, per farmer caps, market neutrality, and regional payment equity while monitoring further adjustments.
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Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc
Manitoba
General Farm Policy Organization
Canada
KAP
Jack Penner
Halbstadt
United States
European Economic Community
EAP
Ministers of Agriculture and State
Canadian Wheat Board
Prairie
Penner
Pedigreed Seed Use Up in Manitoba Over Five Years
Manitoba agriculture official John Rogalsky notes a steady rise in pedigreed seed use from 1981 to 1985 across hard red spring wheat barley flax and canola. He cites higher purity, uniformity, and germination testing as reasons producers prefer pedigreed seed and says inspections ensure varietal accuracy.
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Manitoba
John Rogalsky
Manitoba Agriculture
Rogalsky
Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Autopac rate increases announced for 1987 88
Manitoba Autopac will raise basic premiums by 9 percent for most owners in 1987 88 with an average overall rise of 8.4 percent March 1 1987. The policy changes include higher rates for about 30 000 high loss vehicles and no increase for optional deductibles or underinsured motorist coverage. Accidents and demerits lead to higher surcharges and per demerit point increases. A maximum insured value of 40000 applies to private cars. CANADA WORLD YOUTH seeks 17 20 year olds for exchanges with Asia Africa and Latin America offering six months domestic and six months overseas with all costs covered. Applications to CANADA WORLD YOUTH Edmonton.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
John Bucklaschuk
Bucklaschuk
Automobile Insurance
MPIC
Autopac
Canada World Youth
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Manitoba Beef Commission lowers support levels for 1987
The Manitoba Beef Commission announces reduced support levels for January 1 to June 30, 1987, with calves down 0.22 percent yearlings down 0.96 percent and slaughter animals down 1.84 percent. Producer premiums stay unchanged as input costs have remained stable.
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Manitoba Beef Commission
Beef Commission
Rudy Usick
Usick
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Yorkton, SK
Hiway
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Lenny Malinowski
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Can-West Auctions Ltd
Yorkton
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Muangg
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
S. N. H. Westdal
Garry Street
Winnipeg
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Manitoba Telephone
Hydro
L.G.D
Alonso R
Grahamdale
Lac du Bonnet
Lawrence R
Miniota
Minitonas
Morton
Crown Lands Agricultural Offices
Crown Lands
Arborg
Brandon
Ashern
Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Swan River
Steinbach
Neepawa
Teulon
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Arborg, Man
Brandon, Man
RZA
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