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The CFFO would like a
commitment from our next
government to disallow extraction of
aggregates from our best farmland.
The interest in local food has
exploded in the last number of years.
The CFFO wants our political
parties to commit to exploring a
variety of ways to increase the
opportunity for this emerging
market, from dedicated food belts to
artisan opportunities to procurement
policies for local institutions.
Finally, government support for
research into import replacement
targeting the specific dietarypreferences of our diverse ethnic
community would greatly help
farmers and consumers connect in a
meaningful way.
Finally, the issue of how animal
welfare complaints are dealt with is
one that is growing for many farmers
in Ontario.
There is growing concern that
steps need to be taken to change the
way that these issues are handled in
our province. The Christian Farmers
hope that our future government will
be willing to look at improving how
these issues are dealt with for
farmers.
Provincial elections are an
opportunity for Ontarians to make
their voice heard about the direction
of this province. For some, their
minds are already made up, but for
others, the decision on whom to
support is still up in the air. The
CFFO believes that there are serious
issues for farmers that need to be
considered when casting their vote
on election day.
CFFO wants emergingmarket explored
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