Amid glut, farmers fight flow of Canadian wheat into U.S

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Wheat growers in the US are uniting in groups, such as Rally for Rural America, or Farmers for Free Trade, to stop Canadian wheat from entering the US. According to the farmers, the system is giving unfair advantage to foreign growers and threatening their existence. Farmers have a cause for concern, since the steady influx of imported wheat is increasing 1997's unsold grain. The imports, together with record production worldwide in 1998, will reduce prices of wheat in the US to less than $3 a bushel.

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Wheat growers in the US are uniting in groups, such as Rally for Rural America to stop Canadian wheat from entering the US

Canada, Foreign trade, Wheat, Wheat Farming, Article

Back to the future: the Springfield plan

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Plans for a business incubator program were announced by The Springfield Regional Development Corporation that would support both new start-up businesses and existing businesses with innovative new business ideas. The business incubators are designed to accelerate the development of successful entrepreneurial companies by providing access to management expertise, and networks of highly qualified mentors, advisers and investors.

Venture Analysis, Economic aspects, Business enterprises, Springfield, Vermont

Emphasis on free will helps Fable match hype

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Fable, is the role-playing game for Xbox, designed by and industry leader Peter Molyneaux. It is the game's emphasis on free will and offers opportunity to set the character on a path of good or evil.

Product/Service Evaluation, Computer adventure games, Adventure game, Adventure games, Fable (Adventure game)