Grain Outlook Canada 1979 80 outlook from agriculture canada economists
Canada and world grain markets face tighter supplies and higher prices in 1979 80. Wheat production declines to 17.5 million tonnes with exports forecast 135 155 million tonnes, while coarse grains rise in price despite smaller 1979 80 Canadian output. World trade and production shifts include a fall in USSR output and a US record crop, with oilseeds and canola demand steady amidst ample oilseed supplies and strong rapeseed exports to Europe and Japan.
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Agriculture Canada
Craig Fulton
Jack Gellner
U.S
Europe
Soviet Union
Canada
Ussr
United States
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Japan
Manitoba flood aid reaches nearly eight million dollars
Premier Sterling Lyon announced about 8 million dollars in flood relief and damage compensation. The program covers raising and moving buildings, ring dykes, terracing, and pads for granaries, with 75 percent cost aid up to 10 000 for buildings and 1 800 for terracing. About 3 million has been allocated to 3 852 applicants, with additional disaster relief for livestock, buildings, and grain losses.
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Manitoba Flood Disaster Assistance Board
Sterling Lyon
Lyon
Provinces to take over Loto Canada in 1980
Manitoba's Fitness Recreation and Sports Minister Bob Banman announced a federal provincial agreement to transfer Loto Canada operations to the provinces starting January 1 1980. The Interprovincial Lottery Corporation will run the $10 lottery with Western Canada handling marketing and distribution. The plan aims to consolidate administration and improve profits while funding amateur sport with $24 million yearly in federal support.
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Manitoba
Bob Banman
Lato Canada
Banman
Interprovincial Lottery Corporation
Western Canada
Western Canada Lottery Foundation
Bannan
Winnipeg Arena
Canada
Loto Canada
Quebec
Provinces
Lotao Canada
Expres
Foundation forage seed order urged for next year
Manitoba agricultural officials promote the Canadian forage seed project offering 27 varieties for next year through local extension offices. Fifteen forage crops including alfalfa timothy and clovers are available with multiple varieties, first come first served and limited supplies. Prices and provincial allocations arrive in January. Growers multiplying and certifying seed help expand Canadian varieties for livestock and hay producers with no contractual obligation to return certified seed.
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Manitba Department of Agriculture
Dave Campbell
Campbell
Able
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