Farmers face inflation and policy shifts in 1975 notes
Agriculture Canada notes 1975 saw farmers amid rising costs and public scrutiny of marketing boards and stabilization plans. Despite higher inputs fertilizer fuel and labor, harvests were bountiful and Canada remained a top exporter. Government actions aim to stabilize farm income while inflation trims profit margins. Leaders urge farmer support for 1976 prospects and contend land expropriation raises concerns about satellite city planning in Manitoba.
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Advisory Board Report Tabled in Parliament on Bilingual Districts
Ottawa reports thirty bilingual districts recommended for Canada in an advisory board study. If adopted, districts would appear in all provinces except British Columbia with specific counts for Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario Quebec Newfoundland Nova Scotia Alberta Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. The report notes no districts for BC Yukon or Northwest Territories due to minority thresholds.
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Worm control films for cattle at Lac du Bonnet school
Dr. Marco Lopez of Lac du Bonnet Veterinary Services invites livestock farmers to a presentation of three color films The Hidden Enemy Lungworm in Cattle and Deworming by Injection at Lac du Bonnet Senior School on Thursday December 18 at 8 00 p m The event aims to show how worms reduce weight gain and profits by living inside animals and wasting nutrients
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Farm feedlot owners face expropriation battle near Winnipeg
Roger Saunders and partner Ellison resist Manitoba Housing plan to seize 189 acres for a Winnipeg satellite, despite cabinet approval. They vow to meet Premier Schreyer on December 23 and fear losing more land if the project proceeds. Farmers in the area share concern over the expropriation and its impact on livelihoods.
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