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History: January 30 1998 Bill C 26: An act to ammend the Canada grain Act.. The license and bond was to be replaced by voluntary short term insurance and used to support novel and niche traders of commodities. Short term insurance is used successfully in the USA. It was call the the SCRIP Special Crops Rural Incentive Program.
TraderJoe. #13. Aug 29, 2024, 08:46. yes, this is the company that tried to invoke "Force Majeure" on the Gluten Free oat contracts 2 years ago. They are a subsidiary of Above Foods, owned by the Kambeitz group .... there has been more than a few stories of bad dealings with that bunch, but this one is in the tens of millions owed to the oat ...
Yes A5 try living in a room full of only "beneficial plant food"! That should be good for you! Right! LOL CO2 in excess is considered a pollutant by science! Get it? "the emission of carbon dioxide (CO 2) has been considered as one of the main sources of air pollution, leading to a serious concern due to its climatic effects as greenhouse gas ...
On the topic of perceived food safety risks, Agri-ville readers might be interested in this link to a Washington Post article that outlines how the science determined what we now call Specified Risk Materials present a risk of infection and conversely why meat does not. A very informative article, and good information.
Revenue and margin are two different things. As is the ability and incentive to pay. Farming is the only industry that I am aware of with a bond financed by the buyer and maybe government guaranteeing payment. Non-existent every else to my knowledge. Profitable year margins varied between 0 and 30 %.
15444. #2. Oct 28, 2024, 07:58. Personally I haven't increased retention. Always kept about 60% of the heifers and cull hard on cows. This year I'll likely keep less, maybe only 40% of the heifers. Just because herd is young and I don't need a surplus of heifers anymore. I don't know of anyone that is going over and above on retaining heifers ...
While promoting alternative proteins may align with global moves toward more sustainable food systems, the directive approach of Bill C-293 risks stifling innovation. Predetermining market winners and imposing dietary changes in the name of overly cautious risk management could impair the ability of Canada’s agri-food industries to adapt to ...
Originally posted by blackpowder View Post. Looks like AB ministers and livestock groups finally speaking on 293. “Farming is woven into the fabric of our national identity, with modern livestock agriculture playing a vital role,” said a statement from Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson. “Bill C-293, however, goes so far ...
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High interest rates soak up some of that wet ink, but that debt is never paid off it only further enriches the private interests that control the printing presses. The quickest way to bankrupt the middle class is to print wildly and waste those newly printed dollars/debt on foreign causes, while cranking up interest rates.