Reviewing last weeks’ post:
Marketing Boards can be categorized by ‘levels’, each with increasing regulations and authority:
- Promotional Boards
- Price Negotiating Boards
- Price Establishing Boards
- Supply Management with marketing quotas
Further description of the ‘levels’, each one builds upon the previous:
- Restricted to organizing and financing research and promotional projects aimed at stimulating demand for the particular agricultural product.
- Also delegated the authority to negotiate prices with processors through negotiated agreements or arbitration.
- Also establishes prices after an evaluation of market conditions and consultation with buyers.
- Also establishes prices through negotiated agreements or arbitration but in this case production is regulated with marketing quotas in order to ensure a balance between supply and demand.
Chicken Farmers of Ontario is a Supply Managed industry (Level 4):
50 Years of the Chicken Farmers of Ontario in Supply Management
What it is like on a broiler chicken farm and the process that chicken farmers go through.
Ask A Farmer Podcast: How are broiler chickens raised in Canada?