Traduction de «Travailleur de ferme laitière » (Français → Anglais) :

‘vehicles used for milk collection from farms and/or the return to farms of milk containers or the delivery of milk products intended for animal feed’.

64. Underlines the pivotal role of milk production for European agriculture and for the livelihood and maintenance of rural areas, especially milk-producing grassland regions and naturally disadvantaged regions within the EU, and stresses the need to guarantee a sustainable security of supply of milk products for European consumers; is convinced that a secured supply of milk products is best guaranteed through a stable dairy market, where farmers can gain a fair price for their produce; therefore, calls on the Commission to monitor and allow the sustainable development of the dairy market, through sufficient policy instruments for milk ...[+++] and milk products for the time after 2015 and a framework of fair competition ensuring a stronger position for primary producers and a more balanced distribution of returns along the entire food production chain (farm to retail);

64. Underlines the pivotal role of milk production for European agriculture and for the livelihood and maintenance of rural areas, especially milk-producing grassland regions and naturally disadvantaged regions within the EU, and stresses the need to guarantee a sustainable security of supply of milk products for European consumers; is convinced that a secured supply of milk products is best guaranteed through a stable dairy market, where farmers can gain a fair price for their produce; therefore, calls on the Commission to monitor and allow the sustainable development of the dairy market, through sufficient policy instruments for milk ...[+++] and milk products for the time after 2015 and a framework of fair competition ensuring a stronger position for primary producers and a more balanced distribution of returns along the entire food production chain (farm to retail);

B. whereas EU milk production has not increased over recent years, and whereas on the Commission’s assessment total milk production as at 31 March 2009 was estimated to be 4.2 % below the overall quota; whereas, therefore, the current dairy market crisis is now meeting difficult market conditions which call for strong and decisive action from the Commission on the demand side in order to improve and stabilise the dairy market,

[English] Hon. Paul Harold Macklin (Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure for me to have this opportunity to debate something that in my earlier days meant a lot to me, at least in the practical sense, because I was born and raised on a dairy farm, and today I realize the importance of all the complexities that go along with the process of protecting that dairy farm and the interests of the farmers in our communities.

The general objectives of our sustainable development strategy are, first, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farms in Canada; second, to promote the efficient and sustainable management of natural resources on Canadian dairy farms; and third, to improve the socio-economic performance of Canadian dairy farms.