Foreign Crops and Markets, Vol. 47 : October 18, 1943 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Foreign Crops and Markets, Vol. 47: October 18, 1943

While growers are receiving 10 cents per bushel above the ceiling price of 51 cents on oats and 15 cents above the 64-cent maximum on barley. As an ad vance payment from the equalization fund. Eastern Canadian farmers are not subject to the advance in price and continue to pay only the ceiling price for coarse grains. This places oats and barley in a much more advantageous feeding position than wheat. From a price standpoint. As a result shipments to cover the east's feed requirements this season may show a relatively higher proportion of coarse grains.

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