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Domestic feed grain policy details announced by Canadian ministers
Eugene Whelan and Otto Lang announced refinements to the domestic feed grain policy aimed at eliminating freight-rate discrimination, ensuring fair pricing, and securing supplies. They outlined related steps including access to corn-competitive prices, reserve stock flexibility, and funding for feed-livestock programs, with Western feed grain to be offered domestically at Thunder Bay and other points by August 1, 1976, via a daily flat pricing structure tied to Montreal prices minus transport costs.
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Eugene Whelan
Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Whelan
Lang
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U.S. Cord
Thunder Bay
Wasters
Montreal
Canadian Livestock Feed Board
CLFB
CWB
Reserve Stock Management
Mr. Whelan
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
Canada
Wheat Board
Minister of Agriculture