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NEWS
INTERIM PAYMENTS
UNDER ONTARIO
FARM INCOME
STABILIZATION PLAN
Ontario soybean, winter wheat, and
red spring wheat producers will receive
about $8 million in interim payments for
the 1990 crop year under the Ontario
Farm Income Stabilization Plan.
The following interim payments
have been approved:
$3.74 per tonne for soybeans, based
on Sept. 1, 1990 to March 31, 1991
sales.
$3.53 per tonne for winter wheat,
based on July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991
sales.
$3.00 per tonne for red spring wheat,
based on Aug. 1, 1990 to July 31, 1991
sales.
Payments are equal to 57 per cent of
projected figures. Projected figures are
two-thirds (2/3) govemment payment
because of fee deduction.°
PENFOLD NAMED
TO LAND -USE
COMMISSION
University of Guelph professor
George Penfold has been appointed to a
three-person provincial commission of
inquiry into Land -use planning and de-
velopment in Ontario. Also named to
the commission are former Toronto
mayor John Sewell, who heads the in-
quiry, and Toby Vigod of the Canadian
Environmental Law Association.
The commission will examine the
relationship between public and private
interests in land -use development and
recommend ways to improve the integ-
rity of the planning system.
Penfold, a faculty member in
Guelph's school of rural planning and
development, and a member of the
Rural Voice advisory board, brings a
rural perspective and rural experience to
the commission. He has worked for the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
ANDMARK
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to
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