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Corn exchange will be this year
Last fall's successful Corn
Exchange is being continued this
year, says W. M. Hill, soils
and .crops specialist, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and. Food.
The service was developed to
bring buyers and sellers of dried,
high-moisture and ear corn to-
gether, The Corn Exchange
allows producers to increase the
size of their buying or selling
areas. This year the Exchange
has been expanded to include
cereal grains.
Ontario farmers feed more
than 6 million tone of grain
annually. Feed is the major
expense in livestock production,
and to remain economically via-
ble producers most either in-
crease production or cut ,their
costs. The Corn Exchange, should
help reduce costs.
After ., registering, supplying
information as to type of grain,
quantity involved, whether buy-
ing or selling 'and the details
of sale, registrants will receive
literature on how to buy and sell
all- kinds of grain, plus a list
of ecale and moisture testing
locations (including any ,service
charges involved). A list of
buyers and pellers will also be
included as well as the prices
at points in the cooperating count-
ies. Last year the service in-
cluded Peel, Halton, Perth, Well-
ington, Waterloo, Bruce, Grey,
Dufferin and Simcoe counties.
The list is divided into 2
types of corn, shelled (both high-
moisture and dried) and ear. The
list will be revised each Wed-
nesday according to ,the current
Market and sent out to those in
the Exchange. The person, who
registers must contact the pur-
chaser or vendor about price and
other sale details.
' The Exchande will not become
involved in pricing decisions,
says Mr. Hill. The function of
the Exchange is to bring buyers
and sellers together.
Buyers and sellers can reg.
ister With the' Corn Exchange
by contacting the local office of
the Ontario Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food, or the Soils and
Crops Branch, Crop Science De.
partment, University of Guelph,