The Rural Voice, 1985-07, Page 814
PROVEN GENETICS PRODUCING POSITIVE RESULTS
Proof That Our Program is Working
Shows In Our Results
Agncunuoe
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NET ADJUSTMENT
3.69
51.68
55.37
55.37
• RESULTS at the swine R.O.P. test station
• RESULTS with home testing
• RESULTS at competitions
• RESULTS from our satisfied customers
• RESULTS with our market indexes
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6
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10
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102
103
105
107
1080
112
113
114
108.1
193
888
344
1045
1415
1749
679
175
175
66.48
67.81
68.47
69.80
71.13
71.80
73.13
74.46
75.12
75.79
71.87
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9.66
608.01
240.11
743.31
1015.96
1279.04
505.58
392.13
132.63
126.03
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5111.93
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6 THE RURAL VOICE
Newfoundland government has
recently offered 16 -million dollars to
producers to encourage more produc-
tion. The Ontario producer gets
nothing.
We are losing money because we
cannot compete with the farmers who
receive rich subsidies from the other
provinces. We ask for equality and
we get the finger instead.
Hog production in this province
cannot survive under the present
system. It will be tough, but we can
survive and prosper if we are allowed
to compete fairly. If all stabilization
programs in the various provinces are
terminated, then we can compete on
the basis of our ability as farmers.
If the other provinces will not
withdraw their programs, we must
assist our farmers, just as the other
provinces are doing, or we will lose
them. Without some action the pro-
vince of Ontario will lose an industry'
that generates 600 -million dollars a
year. A modern and efficient industry
that produces almost exactly the
quantity of pork that is consumed
within the province will be crowded
out by the rich stabilization programs
given to farmers of other provinces.
Mr. Wise is wrong to encourage in
one province what he attempts to pro-
hibit in another. As pork producers,
we ask only for equality. Let us com-
pete fairly with producers of other
provinces. If the rich stabilization
payments given in those provinces
cannot be stopped, Ontario must
match them. The only other choice is
to close out all hog production in the
province of Ontario.
Larry Dillon
Clinton
Appreciates award
I would like to extend my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
award which I received at graduation
(Effective Communications in
Agricultural Business Management
awarded annually by the Rural Voice
magazine to Centralia College
graduates). I was honoured to receive
the award and have put it to good
use.
Currently I am working in conjunc-
tion with my parents on their hog
production and cash crop enterprises
and have recently purchased a farm
of my own.
May I commend The Rural Voice
for acknowledging the efforts of Cen-
tralia Agribusiness students. It is
most encouraging and rewarding to
be a recipient of such an award.
Scott Utter
Norwich