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Plus Cleans, Pre Sondes, Freight & Tax maryoa THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU LIKE M -W MOTORS e '+' LIMITED eg04 SALES & SERVICE ``��$�'e 184 EAST ST., GODERICH Voe 524-2113 st,133 tare ministers establish nation r YIan task foree A task force on farm income stabilization repres- enting the ten provinces and four national producer groups starts work on July 14 in Calgary. This is the first of a series of meetings to be held across Canada where a proposal for three -party (federal, provin- cial and producer) income stabilization for beef, pork and sheep will be drawn tip for approval July 17 at the federal -provincial meeting of agriculture minister in Brud- enell, P.E.I. Other commod- ities not under supply man- agement will be cackled later. Farm income stabilization plans place a floor under agriculture commodity prices to prevent disastrous losses. Producers pay into the plans and would collect only if prices fall below a pre -deter- mined level. The support price is set at a level which limits losses without encour- aging over -production. "The purpose of such plans," said Ontario Agric- ulture and Food Minister Dennis Timbrell, "isry o stab- ilize the agricultu • yr econ- omy which has su ` ered from widely swinging prices in recent years and, in turn, to allow farmers to plan proper- ly for the growing world market for Canadian agricul- tural products." The task force was unan- imously agreed upon March 1 at a Toronto meeting of provincial agriculture minist- ers and four ' national' prod- ucer groups -- the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, the Canadian Cattlemen's Association, the Canadian Pork Council and the Canada Sheep Council. Although Federal Agricul- ture Minister Eugene Whel- an was unable to attend, he sent an observer who said the federal government would participate in the task force if they found the terms of reference acceptable. Ontario's Agriculture Min- ister Timbrell today named Bernie McCabe, director of the ministry's economics branch, as Ontario's repres- entative on the task force. The task force will develop a plan which is national in scope, voluntary and covers all commodities not under supply management. Other criteria include equal cost- sharing among the three partners and mutual agree- ment on support levels. In addition, the proposed plan should be supervised by a national income stabiliza- tion body and should operate at a level which limits losses but does not stimulate prod- uction. The delegates agreed that individual commodities, within the overall plan, such as beef, should have indiv- idual plans and these need not be identical but "bal- anced and equitable". Timbrell said, "Producer groups and provinces have put a lot of work into developing specific programs for major commodities and we believe that the federal government, the provinces and the producers can agree to a national program that will be acceptable to all." The Toronto discussions. stemmed from Timbrell's proposal for a national stabi- lization plan put forward in Halifax last July at the annual meeting of federal and provincial agriculture ministers, where majority agreement was achieved am- ong the province- efn the need for such a program. The plan was discussed in more detail in Regina last November by the provincial agriculture ministers, who reached near unanimous ag- reement on the main points of the proposed plan. The Regina delegates agreed that a stabilization plan should be national, voluntary and equally cost shad among the three partners. 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