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Final payment to wheat producers falls shod of guaranies for first time
Ontario wheat producers
will be receiving their 1982
crop final payment from the
Ontario Wheat Board by
mid-September.
Jim McWilliam, Pickering,
chairman of the board, said
the payment will be $11.07 per
tonne (30 cents per bushel)
representing total funds
available from the 1982 crop
pool.
Ile said plans are being
made to have payments out to
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producers about mid-
September on a total of 316,531
tonne sold by producers last
year.
Producers received an in-
itial payment on delivery of
$119.42 per tonne and the final
payment will bring the
average board payment to
$130.49 per tonne or the
equivalent of $3.55 per bushel.
The board chairman also
advised that the $130.49 figure
falls short of the federal
government's 1982 initial pay-
ment guarantee agreement
with the board by .32 cents
per tonne and the board will
be submitting a request for
that amount to also be paid to
producers. 11 is the first time
the board's average price to
producers has been short of
the guarantee which was
;130.81 for the 1982 crop.
McWilliam said last year's
crop sales were seriously af-
fected by federal government
restrictions regarding
vomitoxin resulting in lost
revenue in excess of six
million dollars. The restric-
tions, which curtailed a large
amount of sales to domestic
producers and manufac-
turers, were amended late in
the crop year but too late to
recover dollar loss on board
sales between domestic and
lower priced exports.
The end result was a reduc-
TOUR SEED PLOTS — A large number of area farmers attended a Thursday even-
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Middlesex plowers get ready
Interest g rows for match
The deadline for submis- of Ilderton, on Saturday, Oc- 1983 will be the biggest Coun-
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The Home Plowing com-
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least three acres, using any
type of plow, with each plot to
include at least two crowns
and two finishes. Plots will be
judged oh October 7th.
The Queen of the Furrow
competition is open to girls of
16 years and up to 23 years,
who are sponsored by a com-
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in this event is based on a
total possible score of 100
points for plowing, 300 points
for a two minute speech
which is'given at the Awards
Banquet and 300 points for ap-
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The successful contestant is
expected to represent Mid-
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which wil, be held in Well-
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The 1983 Middlesex County
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at the farm of Bev Hughes,
RR 3 Ilderton, located on the
corner of the Cameron
Sideroad and County Road 16,
approximately 11,2 miles east
sawing.
The Middlesex Soil and
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From the interest' being
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ty Match ever held.
tion in the average price suf-
ficient to qualify the 1982 crop
for federal stabilization
payments. In that regard,
McWilliam said the board will
be presenting final documen-
tation to the Stabilization
Board immediately and it is
hoped that payment, yet to be
determined, can aLso be made
to producers at the earliest
possible date.
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The board received it's
auditors report and 1982
financial statements on
August 22nd and therefore is
now in a position to present
final documentation to the
respective federal authorities
for producer payments.
Last year the board sold
about 164,500 tonne to
domestic buyers and 152,000
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