"Pork producers have already said "enough is enough" as we just have too look at the numbers leaving or already exited the industry,,,they are sick of the regs., losing money and watching the cash crop farmers and supply managed commodities…"
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kevin g kimball replied to Ontario Pork Industry Council's discussion Ontario Agriculture Sustainability Coalition -Call to Action in the group Pork Producers and Industrykevin g kimball replied to Ontario Pork Industry Council's discussion Ontario Agriculture Sustainability Coalition -Call to Action in the group Pork Producers and Industry"--Agree 100% with Van der Burght family ,,gov't doesn't show much interest in having any livestock industry in Ontario,,,over the next few years SK and JK schooling will cost 6 billion and safety nets for livestock get??? Best luck too all…"
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