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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
BY: MURRAY GAUNT
(MPP, Huron-I3ruce)
The estimates of the Depart,
meat of Agriculture were berore
the Legislature this week. It was
stated in the Throne Speech that
the gpirernanerit was undertak-
ing a program of capital grants
for farmers, Agricultural Mini-
ster William Stewart spelled out
the plan when he introduced his
estimates.
The grants will apply to a wide
range of farm buildings, and Will
meet one-third of the cost up to
$1,000 of new or renovated build-
ings, drainage, grading, packing-...! and storage buildings, green-
houses, silos, milk houses and
liquid manure storage tankS. To
be eligible for capital grants a
farmer 'must own the land to be
used for the project and must
have a gross annual income of
$3,000 from his farm. The prov-
ince is allocating 110,000,000 to
the new program, this year.
The program is the first stage
of a twelve-year $129,000,000 plan,
to encourage effective capital
planning by faemers.
The Agriculthral budget also
Contains proVision for 50% grantS
up to $500 per farmer toward the
cost of drilling or digging wells.
This is part of the ARDA
gram.
In ray lead-Off speech on. Agri-
culture, , I pointed out that long
term government policies are ne-
eded to grapple with the difficult
problem of farm income. It is
interesting, to note that nriees of
rarin products rose only 6,0% be-
tween 1949 and 1905, but retail
food prices climbed 35,9% in the
same period. The fart-noes share
of every dollar Spent on, at the
of every dollar spent et the
froni 5$e in 1949.
In dealing with the milk mark
sting Board policy of transfer-
able milli gilotas, in other wordS,
the sale of quotas by one pre-
dueer to another, I stated that
lb is was Gtindamentally wrong. It,
could lead to control Of the milk
industry by large operators in-
cluding chain stores, Simply be-
cause these peOple have the.
money to buy Up these (litotes. In
California the quota system has
got out of hand: to the extent
tliqt 51000 per can is not an un-
reasonable elliMitit to pay. Every
step pOSsible abOlild he taken to
prevent this tinnoonin.g in this
1 ,0rVilirqh. This could' be Prevented
lie the Milk litorkottng Board tak-
ing charge of nit (MONS' in the
proviiine and these Would ho
elleeated at their diSeretion.
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