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Mode of access: Internet.Issued also in French: Canadian Grain Commission. Rapport de la Commission canadienne des grains, 1971-1972; Canadian Grain Commission. Rapport annuel, 1973-1976

Grain trade of Canada.

"Catalogue 22-201."Mode of access: Internet.Vols. for 1970/71- issued with the Canadian Grain Commission.Continues the publication with the same title issued by the Bureau of Statistics

Assessing Producer Stated Preferences for Identity Preservation in the Canadian Grain Handling and Transportation System

"Agricultural biotechnology will create a new set of challenges for the bulk grain handling and transportation system (GHTS) in Canada. The implementation of a credible grain identity preservation system to segregate genetically modified (GM) from non-GM grain remains an important and unresolved issue for the industry. Furthermore, the attitude of producers toward the design of an identity preserved grain supply chain is not well understood. Using a 2003 survey of Saskatchewan grain farmers developed by the authors, we employ conjoint analysis to evaluate producer attitudes and trade-offs among four hypothetical grain handling systems. The results indicate that farmers in the region will require significant economic incentives to adopt on-farm segregation methods when compared to methods that segregate grain at the elevator level." Copyright (c) 2008 Canadian Agricultural Economics Society.