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market quota areas, if one
producer releases all or part of
his market quota to another, the
subsidy quota will be attached to
the market quota and will be
transferred with it.
If he releases part of his
market quota and if his market,
and subsidy quotas are for the
same amount, he must release
the same amount of subsidy
quota as of market quota.
If his market quota is larger
than his subsidy quota, he may
release the difference in market
quota without also releasing any
subsidy quota. However, if, in
this case,he also elects to release
some subsidy quota, he must
release the same amount of the
two quotas.
If he releases his entire market
quota, he must also release his
entire subsidy quota.
In transfers of part quotas, the
minimum amount which will be
transferred between producers is
420 pounds of butterfat, or 12,000
pounds of milk.
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"The Ontario Federation of
Agriculture strongly supports the
'seize and detain' amendment to.
Dairy day
Plans are well underway for
the 1971 Dairy Day for Western
Ontario dairy farmers. The
program will be held on Tuesday
June 1 at Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, Huron
Park, Ontario,
Dairy Day is a project of the
Western Ontario Dairy Com-
mittee - an organization of
representatives from 9 Western
Ontario county milk committees,
the Ontario Milk Commission and
the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.
Dairying is an important farm
operation in the area served by
the dairy committee. Almost 30
percent of the province's dairy
cows are found in the 9 counties of
Bruce, Huron, Perth, Lambton,
Middlesex, Oxford, Essex, Kent
and Elgin. Over 400 dairy far-
mers attended the 1970 program.
At the annual meeting of the
Western Ontario Dairy Com-
mittee held in London on Thur-
sday, April 8, 1971, the 1971
executive was elected. Past
Chairman - Harold Jenkins, R.R,
1, Belmont. Chairman - Jack
Hunter, R.R. 1, Dorchester. Vice-
chairman - Chester Lupton, R.R.
1, St. Pauls. Secretary-treasurer -
Doug Jamieson, Centralia
College, Huron Park.
the Farm Products Marketing
Act," said OFA President Gordon
Hill. The unanimous decision to
support was made by the OFA
board of directors at their
meeting in Toronto last week.
The am9ndment will allow
marketing boards to seize and
detain, during investigation, a
regulated farm product being
marketed in a manner contrary
to the regulations of a marketing
plan,
The Farm Products Marketing
Act is enabling legislation only,
so this authority will be used only
by a marketing board which
needs it - those boards which
don't want or need the authority
won't use it.
Mr. Hill said, "When Ontario
marketing boards begin
operations, they use a minimum
of authority, trying to achieve
orderly marketing by agreement
and co-operation. Usually most of
the trade co-operates but, oc-
casionally, a few 'sharpies' use
illegal means to avoid paying
their share of the costs or to
escape the price-setting
mechanism,
"When this occurs," he con-
tinued, "regulations must be
imposed on all the trade to
control the actions of an un-
scrupulous few. "No doubt there
will be cries of protest from some
who have been operating
illegally," Mr. Hill predicted,
"but we should remember only
those who are breaking the rules
have anything to fear."
Rabbit club
plans meet
The Organizational Meeting of
the South Huron 4-H Rabbitt Club
will take place in the South Huron
High School in Exeter, Room 116
Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Club members must be boys
and girls who are at least 11 years
of age by January 1st, 1971, and
who will not have reached their
21st birthday by December 31 of
the current year.
Topics in which the club
leaders plan to teach the mem-
bers include; The rabbitry and its
equipment, breeds of rabbits,
feeds and feeding, breeding of
rabbits, care of the litter, han-
dling, preparation for market
and diseases.
Besides learning the proper
methods of care for rabbits, the
members will take care of and
keep records on their own
project.
The project will include 1 buck
and 2 does; both the buck and
does should be 3-4 months old and
weigh approximately 6-7 lbs.
each, your project definitely will
be a meat rabbit project, the
buck and does must be of the
same breed, and the approximate
cost of the buck and does together
should be $20.00
At the organization meeting the
leaders will explain more
specifically what the project will
involve. For more information
regarding the 4-H Rabbit Club,
you may get in contact with any
one of the leaders: Angus
Murray, R.R. 4, Denfield, 666-
1896; George Carpenter, R.R. 2,
London, 227-4917; Bill Dickey,
R.R. 1, Centralia, 227-4636; David
Stanley, R.R. 2, Denfield, 227-
9357; Bob Denomme, Hay P.O.,
235-2478.
Food branch
plans forum
The home economics branch of
the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food is holding a
food forum "Never a Dull Meal"
on Thursday, April 22 at 8:00 p.m.
in the Clinton High School.
Miss Catherine Hunt, Home
Economist for Huron County, and
two other home economists from
Toronto will be, demonstrating
various casserole dishes.
There is no admission charge
and everyone is welcome.
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Timis-Advocate, April 2Z 1971
F of A supports
amendment to act
The Canadian Dairy Com-
mission has established ' a new
arrangement for reallocating
dairy subsidy quotas between
producers in provinces under a
market sharing quota program.
This applies at present to Quebec
and Ontario.
The standard procedure in the
past has been that if a producer
who holds a subsidy quota is
going out of dairying, his quota
may be transferred to the person
who acquires his dairy herd.
Under the new arrangement in
New position
for TV man
The General Manager of the
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture, Jack Hale, has
announced the appointment of
Les Armstrong, of Wingham as
director of individual service
members project planning.
In his new capacity, Mr.
Armstrong will be acting in close
liaison with John Stafford
president of the Huron county
Federation of Agriculture in the
development of programs for
individual service members.
Mr. Armstrong has also been
appointed secretary-manager of
The Commodities Council of
Ontario.
No stranger to the agricultural
scene, Mr. Armstrong brings a
wealth of knowledge and ex-
perience to his new position. For
the past four years he has been
director of farm broadcasting
for CKNX Radio and Television,
Wingham. Prior to that, Mr.
Armstrong was engaged in Hog
Farming. He will assume his new
position April 19th.
A producer may not acquire
additional subsidy quota under
this arrangement to bring his
total subsidy quota to more than
24,500 pounds of butterfat, or
700,000 pounds milk.
While market quotas are ad-
ministered by provincial Boards,
and subsidy quotas by the Can-
dian Dairy Commission, to
simplify matters for producers
there will be one application form
for transfers of both market and
subsidy quotas. The forms may
be secured from the regional
offices of the provincial Boards,
The new arrangement came
into effect in Ontario and Quebec
on April 8. In those provinces
applications for subsidy quota
reallocations with the purchase
of herds will not be accepted for
transactions taking place after
April 30.
For illustration purposes,
following are examples of the
way the new arrangement will
operate.
1, Producer A has a market
quota and subsidy quota both for
-200,000 pounds milk (7,000 pounds
B.F.). If he releases any part of
his market quota to Producer B
he must also release the same
amount of subsidy quota to
Producer B.
2. Producer A has a market
quota of 300,000 pounds milk
(10,500 pounds B.F.) and a
subsidy quota of 200,000 pounds
milk (7,000 pounds B.F.). He may
release 100,000 pounds of market
quota (3,500 pounds B.F.) to
Producer B without also
releasing any subsidy quota. If he
releases any subsidy quota he
must release the same amount of
subsidy quota as market
quota.
3. Regardless of the amount of
market quota and subsidy' quota
held by Producer A, if he releases
all of his market quota to
Producer B he must also release
all of his subsidy quota.
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