Export ban hurts Western barley growers in Canada
A telegram to Prime Minister King from Line Elevator Companies protests a Dominion Feeds Administrator order banning barley exports to the United States. The policy, they say, forces Western farmers to supply cheap feed to Eastern Canada and BC feeders, penalizing Western barley 40 cents per bushel for feed use and leaving making barley unadjusted, while U.S. prices remain higher for feed and making barley. The result is reduced Western access to American markets and shifted farming incentives toward alternative crops.
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The Sandhill crane is described by a bare red forehead and grey body, with a bill longer than the head and a tarsus over 8.25 inches. It appears over 40 inches tall, easily identified in flight by an outstretched neck and legs, common in cultivated fields and open areas.
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Government policy harms Western barley growers says North-West Elevators
Cecil Lamont, president of the North-West Line Elevators Ass'n, condemns Canada’s grain policy that keeps feed prices below market to aid Eastern farmers. He calls for policy review and higher prices for Western barley, arguing inflated costs and restrictive acts hurt prairie production and marketing. The piece ends with a personal note about breakfast-time mood.
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