Clinton News-Record, 1974-10-17, Page 9By jack Itidf Huron MPP
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Frozen Meats and Seafood!
the Pork proo4pers. Marketing
Board indicate that in the first
quarter of 1974 there were
2X,331 sows marketed. This is
2,82 per cent of the total num,
ber of hogs .marketed, Since the
end of June, the figure was
For the first time in recent
Canadian history, the subject of
agricultural economics\ is com-
manding widespread attention
from the press, consumers and
legislators. Higher food costs
are forcing the public, to give
much more thought to their
basic source of food,
Canadian farmers are in the
midst of a period of un-
precedented high levels of farm
cash receipts due, 'in Iarge part,
to world food shortages, related
high food demands, and an un-
controlled rate of inflation.
Costs of production, however,
haVe also risen rapidly with the
result that higher gross returns
are being consumed more
rapidly than increased produc-
tion or higher prices can coun-
ter balance. Thus, for in,
dividual commodity producers
the situation may vary con-
siderably.
It is now becoming in-
creasingly clear to consumers,
producers and politicians that
farmers must receive adequate
and stable incomes in order
that a steady supply of
reasonably priced, high quality
food can be insured, Nowhere
else is this need more apparent
than amount Ontario's pork
producers. Hogs are on the
poorest end of the farming
business today.
The average market price of
hogs in Toronto last week was
$55.39 per hundredweight or
roughly $90 per average hog.
While this is an increase from
the $40.00 per hundred weight
mark of last May; tremendous
feed price hikes and sagging
pork demands .(consumption of
pork in Canada is down 3%
from last year) have taken
away any substantial gains to
the farmer,
The Pork Producers
Marketing Board, in co-
operation with the University
of Guelph has developed a for-
mula for arriving at a cost-of-
production figure for pork
producers. This formula in-
dicates that even with modest
input prices, the farmer is
losing money in hog produc-
tion.
, ^
4pplying the formulae to the
seciind quarter of 1974, and
using the average feed costs of
the first quarter, the production
cost was $97.61 per hog for a
164 lb. average hog. The best
price that hog producers have
received this month has been
$56 per hundred weight or a
loss of around $7.00 per hog.
With the $40.00 price of Last
May, the farmer was losing
about $19.00 per hog.
At the same time, feed grain
prices in Canada are at an all
time high. A farmer survey by
the Pork Marketing Board in-
dicates that on June 15th of
this year, a farmer was
receiving $2.82 per bushel for
his corn. On August 15, the
figure had jumped to $3.60 per
bushel. Last year, the price per
bushel of corn was $2.29 on
eptember 15th. Other feed
osts have also increased.
s oybeans from $6.14 per bushel
n September ,1973 to $7.12 in
eptember, 1974, and Barley
rom $1.76 per bushel in Sep-,.
ember, 1973 to $2.60 in Sep-
ember, 1974.
These figures would Seem to
ye twofold results. On the
e hand, many farmers are
ciding that their feed grains
e too expensive to feed
rough their livestock for
ses ,later on. On the other
nd, a farmer who must buy a
rge share of prepared feeds is
sing increasingly more money
hog production. The
uation now seems to indicate
at if hog prices do not rise to
eel at least the cost of
eduction, park producers will
t out of the business.
In fact, there are already in-
ations that pork producers
cutting back on their
ceding stock. Figures from
'Independent Shipper
to
United Co-operative
of Ontario
Livestock Dept
Toronto
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24,016 sows marketed or 3,77
per cent of all hogs. In 1973,
only 3 per tent of hogs
marketed for the whole year
were sews.
The conclusion is that
breeding sows are moving to
market in abnormal numbers,
In fact, for the last seven
weeks, 4 per cent of the hogs
have been sows or 2,000 per
week,
It is against this instability in
the farming sector, that most
provinces have made moves to
encourage hog producers to
stay in production during this
crucial Period, In fact, it is only
in. Ontario, Manitoba and
Newfoundland that no sub-
sidies are provided, In
Manitoba, their. Provincial
government subsidy has just
expired, In the short term,
some type of Provincial
Government subsidy is required
to encourage hog producers to
stay in business during this
slow period. In the long term
however, a marketing program
that matches hog production to,
Consumer demand for pork and
elimination of wild price fluc-
tuations will be needed,'
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,Sincel the pork producers can
expect :ie real help from the
Provincial Government, the
Pork Marketing. Board is
taking steps towards
establishing trade with the
Japanese market, On Septem,
ber 30th, price pooling on a
weekly basis was started, In
this way, the majority ,of flt1e
tuetions in hog prices for the
week are removed, Before price
Pooling, the price a farmer
received for his hogs might vary
from. one price in. the morning
to another in the evening.
The Pork Rcarc! has Lstarted
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price,, . the:,
marketing structure for future
sales with Japan. It now has
plans to offer bogs to contrac.
ting packers at a negotiated
price based on their .cost of
production • formula. This cost
of production price. would be
re-examined every 3 months to
reflect any changes in hog
production during this period.
Through these methods, the
Ontario Pork Producers
Marketing Board hopes to
bring some stability to hog
marketing in Ontario, in the
future,
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