Here we are, 413 years later, and many Canadians can only hope for the return of Good King Henry's ideals.
The Salvation Army sponsored the April 2011 survey of Canadians by Angus Reid. This survey found that 22% of Canadians had received help from a food bank or a charity. When you look at those who earned $50,000 per year or less, 36% of those people had received help from a food bank or a charity.
I see a linkage here between locally produced, affordable food and Small Flockers. Once Small Flockers are able to break the Canadian chicken monopoly, everybody will have the right to produce poultry for themselves, their family, and neighbours. Once that has been achieved, prices should become more and more affordable.
 |
| US Government poultry advertisement during World War I (1914-1918) |
The advertisement on the left was from 1917, and is as true today as it was then.
Perhaps we can get Captain Canada to re-issue a new version of this ad for us today.
Feel free to lift anything from this Blog, print it out, and give it to a neighbour or a local community group, hopefully sparking a conversation about these issues for your community.
ReplyDeleteHello,
If you want to go into poultry farm business, There are so many company platform this days like http://www.virtatrade.com that will enable you as a beginner to raise the fund you need to start up your poultry farm business without you seeking for a loan.
This company platform is where so many business dealers from different part of the world raise funds to backup their various businesses financially.
I used this company to backup my cocoa beans export business each time my business is running down financially.
You can visit and register with the company website here http://www.virtatrade.com to raise the fund you need now to start up your poultry farm business now.