23 Aug 2023 7:47 pm
Do dairy farmers receive subsidies from the government?No. Dairy farmers across Canada do not receive subsidies from the Government because of the benefits of supply management. In Canada, consumers pay once for their milk, at the grocery till and not again through their taxes, as is the case in other countries around the world.Who sets the price of milk at the grocery store?The retail outlets-- not the producers or the dairy industry. On the glass of milk you order at a restaurant, your server will earn more from that glass than the dairy farmer who produced it will.righteous » 23 Aug 2023, 7:12 pm » wrote: ↑ Daddy still got $7 from Uncle Sam, but he dumped the milk.
NOT IN THIS DECADE, FRUIT BRUCIE.
THIS CANADIAN GETS NOTHING MORE FOR DUMPED MILK
CANADA IS FOLLOWING WOKE NETHERLANDS AND WILL BE CUTTING THE NUMBER OF DAIRY FARMS IN HALF WITHIN THE NEXT 5-10 YEARS
(Source: Alberta Milk)Why is supply management beneficial to Canadian dairy farmers and Canadian consumers?Over the past forty years, the supply management system has provided a stable environment within the dairy industry. Supply management helps keep viable, prosperous, and sustainable family farms operating in Canada. These farmers can in turn afford to have the highest quality and safest standards to ensure the dairy products they produce and consumers buy among the best in the world. Consumers in Canada can be proud knowing what they are consuming.
(Sources: Canadian Dairy Commission Dairy Farmers of Canada, Alberta Milk)
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Gee, that Canadian dumps his milk and it’s tough **** so sorry.