@Guertez@jkenney that fancy chicken from the Bresse region in France and that black chicken I see on youtube sometimes...there is merit to the argument of more competition producing better outcomes for both producers and consumers. I can appreciate there can be complexity when it comes to food
@Guertez@jkenney Imagine how cool it will be for a random small mom and pop farm in Ontario to produce an award winning cheese or a rly innovative chicken
@Guertez@jkenney Im no farmer so I cant counter a lot your points but there is a lot of space in Canada to accommodate large farms and I am sure we already have them..in fact supply management reduces the ability for small dairy operations to pop up..and we pay avian flu prices all the time
@Guertez@jkenney those small dollars and cents add up..and it can be argued that New Zealand's isolation is a reason to keep supply management but their dairy farmers and chicken ppl just improved their quality to compete..and banks offer loans to competitive industries all the time
@brianlilley@ScottAdamsSays He should be inducted into the pop culture hall of fame. https://t.co/mo3piGEdoj .. almost want to start a movement to make it happen.
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