The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-06, Page 25•
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Delegates from East Central Huron attending the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture convention in Toronto last week, were John; Nesbitt, Morris,
Regional Director, John Van Beers, Hullett Mery Smith,. Mgkillop, and
Bob• Robinson, McKillop,
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Regional Directors for Huron County attending the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture convention in Toronto last week were Andre Durand, South
Huron; John Van Beers, East Central Huron; Gerry Fortune, North East
Huron; Merle Gunby, North West Huron; and Jim McIntosh," Huron
West central.
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Farm, land Is; subtly being
transferred through the in-
strument pf the mortgage to
urban based credit
agenc1es," Del O'Brien, a
lawyer and dairy fanner frosty,
the Ottawa Valley,, tolddete-
gates: on the final day of the
Ontario Federation of Api-
culture convention in
TArpnto. In his {pinion, "the
effeets of ,changing the tart,*,,
tion for irela, to.. Market valtitet
assessment will be far more
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have failed to support the:
fanner, leaving the burden to
the O.F.Q. It ht natural that
farmers,, should take an
adversary logic in the Com
mission because they re-
eognize that they will be the
next victimain, the food chain
to be absorbed by the corps,
rate food giants."'
"The farmer, if he is not to
be, the nest victim of the
corporate take-over, must
serious for the farmer than " • • •
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foreign ownership of farm . • • „ ,
land," . • • •
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the farmer most learn to rely • .. • • •
He told the delegates that • ..
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get;o.rfthe"Back P'orty" and
invade the :ntaarket place,"
Mr. O'Brien' urged the dele-
gates. 'Be"must organize
collectively and the best fornt
of .organization, that has
emerged is the producer..
elected marketing board.. It is
taking its place in the free
enterprise system beside the
union organization and
permits true bargaining, to
take place between: part1es of
Ilis
equal, or dearly equal,
Strength."°
0,FA, delegates
applaudieenMO'Brien
*Said that dwhthe "horren
r dous
cost of advertising food is an
unjustifiable rip-off in the
food story '}le went on to•
say that the food! qq-
porations have an enormous
control over the media by the
leverage given them through
advertising;. "It not only
'less
titionally had many false..
friends. His hest allies, the
elected politician and agri- •,
cultural; ministers, have con- •
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sistenti y supported the'
farmer and stood solidly' •
behind the marketing legisla- ;.
ture most vital to farmers. •
"However," Mr. O'Brien •
continued, "we must accept •
the fac that governments are •
under increasing pressure 47,
from urban 'groups who con- •
sistentlyG challenge their sup- •
port 0 the fanner." •
"Even more serious is the .
fact that many civil servants
and many educators in the •
field of: agriculture identify.
with urban rather than rural •.
interests." He went on to tell
about ' a professor at the •
University of cGuelph who .
had a theory that the cost of
land ought to be. removed •
from the food dollar by•
eliminating the ownership of •
land by the farmer.
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This ambivalence on the •:
part of the agricultural inlet: •
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ligentsia has created a vac- •
cuum in agricultural leader-
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ship as, it relates to the
politics of agriculture, which
the Ontario Federation of •
Agriculture has attempted to •
fill, according to Mr. •
O'Brien. "The recent •
hearingswith respect to the •
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discounts in the )rood 4.
,Industry illustrate the weak-
ness of much of'the agri-
cultural ; • leadership. They +••.
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