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Rural livestock barn project eyed as economic option
Community leaders consider a nine barn intensive livestock operation with 18 000 to 20 000 dollars in tax benefits, plus a 40 000 dollar manager and nine full time labourers per barn starting at ten dollars an hour. Local spin offs include fuel transport maintenance and veterinary care, with potential future feed mill. Proponents stress rural revival and jobs while acknowledging environmental concerns and strict Manitoba regulations.
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Wille
Rowat
Manitoba