The Rural Voice, 2000-03, Page 7Feedback
nosedive in supermarkets when the
bottom fell out for farmers? In a pig's
eye.
The trend to vertical integration of
agricultural corporations will
continue, as the family farm declines.
Once the family farm is gone, a
foregone conclusion with present
agricultural policies in Canada, the
consumer will see the same effect on
prices in supermarkets as at the gas
pumps.
Right now, if you don't want to
pay the price at the gas pump, you
can walk or buy a horse. Once the
corporate world controls agriculture,
and you don't want to pay their
prices, tough luck. You don't eat.0
Karl Braeker
RR 4, Durham, ON
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