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USED TRACTORS USED TILLAGE/IMPLEMENTSNH TN95FA 80 HP, orchard cab, MFD, loader............$26,000

NH T8.300, 250hp, Lease Return 500 hours ...........$169,900

NH T7.250, MFD, duals, 200 hp ................Demo...$139,900

NH T7060, 180 PTO hp, 1000 hrs............................$122,500

NH T5070, cab, 800 hrs mint.....................................$53,900

NH TV145 bi-directional, 2700 hrs.............................$59,900

NH Workmaster 65, MFD, 30 hrs, Rops ....................$24,500

NH T5070, cab, loader, 1200 hrs ...............................$59,900

JD 5410, 2wd, rowcrop, 9.5x48 ................................$12,500

Agco 8775, 95 hp, ROPs, clean .................. Reduced $26,900

Landoll 7410-14VT demo 14’ vertical tillage ..........$29,900Landoll 6210-12 disc..................................................DemoLandoll 6230-21 disc.................................................... NewLandoll 2211-09 DCD................................................... NewLandoll 2410-724 Weather proofer .............................. NewCase 870 ecolo-tiger, 7 Shank .......................................CallLandoll 7431-23 VT, like new, rear hitch ................$47,900JD 8200 18 run drill ..................................................$3,500NH HT154 12 wheel rake .............................................. NewNH Pro Cart 1022 10 wheel rake................................... NewNH PR3114 rotary rake ................................................ NewNH 688 baler, 5’x6’, net, wide p/u ............................$7,500Sitrex H94V10, 10 wheel rake ................................ $3,250Landpride RC3510, HD rotary cutter 10’................. $7,500Case IH 1190 haybine, 9’......................................... $2,500

INDUSTRIALNH LX985 skid steer 75 hp 2500 lbs op load .....................$12,500ASV PT70 3500 hrs, cab, heat/air...................................ComingTerex TL120 loader, hydro, 2yd ........................................NewTerex PT75 track loader .................................................. DemoTerex TC37 excavator, Thumb, 750 hrs .......................$24,900Terex PT30, 700 hrs .....................................................ComingNH B95C loader backhoe ...................................................NewNH W50C wheel loader ......................................................NewTerex TC48 excavator ..................................................... DemoTerex TSR80 skid steer, 80 hp .......................Blowout $35,000Terex TC20 excavator, 1900 hrs...................................$18,900Terex TX760B ldr/backhoe, open Rops, 1100 hrs. exc....Coming

Terex PT75Compact TrackLoader, New/Demomachine, cab,heat/air, 2 spd

NH T8.300, 255 HP, full intellisteer, HIDlighting, only 400hrs, 50” Michelin axleduals was $174,900, reduced ......$169,900

NH TV145, 145HP, 2700hrs, 18.4R34,quick attach loader, 3 spd pwr shift,very clean.......................................$59,900

NH T5070, 115HP, 2 to choose from(one with loader), low hours, 18.4R34,dual power ..................$59,900 with loader

NH T7060, 215 HP, side winder, 20.8R42axle duals 1300hrs, mint..............$122,500

NH T8.330, 285 HP, intellisteer ready,1450hrs, front/rear duals, lease return withwarranty.......................................... coming

NH T6.175, 140HP, rental return,350 hours, 16Fx16R pwr shift, LHR,warranty.........................................$94,900

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USED TRACTORS0.9% Low Rate Financing on Most Models (OAC)(L) CIH Farmall 31, MFD, 60” mwr, 31 hp ......$13,900

(N) IH 574 2WD ROPS 50 hp.............................$6,900

(L) CIH 95,MFD, ldr, 80 hp ............................. Coming

(W) Zetor 8011, 2WD, cab, 80 hp .....................$5,500

(W) CIH JX1100U,MFD, cab, ldr85 hp............$42,500

(L) CIH JX1100U, MFD, cab, 85 hp.................$34,900

(W) CIH 95C, 2WD, ROPS, 140 hrs, 85 hp. ..... .$36,900

(S) CIH Puma 125,MFD, 14.9x46, 105 hp … Coming

(S) Case 2091, 2WD, cab, 105 hp ....................$6,500

(S) CIH Max 125, MFD, ldr, 105 hp.................$65,000

(N) CIH Puma 130,MFD, 105 hp, CVT trans......$115,900

(S) CIH Puma 165, MFD, ldr, 135 hp...............$85,000

(L) CIH 7210, MFD, cab, 135.hp .....................$49,500

(W) CIH MXM 175, cab MFD 145 hp...............$55,900

(L) MF 7622,MFD, IVT trans, 50K, 165 hp .....$149,900

(L) CIH MX200,MFD, cab, duals, 165 hp ........$77,900

(N) CIH MX200, MFD, cab, duals, 165 hp .......$74,900

(L) NH T7.250, MFD 2011, 165 hp 2100 hrs..$105,000

(L) CIH MX200 MFD, cab, 165 hp recond........$74,900

(W) CIH MX200,MFD, cab, 2001, 165 hp ......$59,900

(L) McCorm XTX200,MFD, duals, ps, 165 hp.....$72,900

(N) Ford TW35,MFD, cab, 171 hp ..................$25,900

(N) CIH 9130, 4WD, duals, htch, 175 hp .........$39,900

(L) JD 6210R,MFD, IVT trans, 175 hp...........$129,900

(W) JD 8200 MFD, cab, 180 hp ......................$59,900

(W) CIH Puma 215, MFD, 50K, 180 hp ........$114,900

(N) IH 5488, 2WD, duals, 187 hp ....................$29,900

(S) CIH Mag 235, 50K, 1800 hrs, 195 hp......$160,000

(S) CIH Puma 225, frt. hitch, CVT, 195 hp.....$135,000

(W) CIH Mag 260,MFD, 1250 hrs, 215 hp....$164,900

(N) CIH Mag 290, MFD, 50K, 650 hrs,warr, 240 hp.. $189,900

(W) CIH Mag 290, CVT, 50K, low hrs, 240 hp ....$239,999

(W) CIH Mag 290, PS, 50K, warranty, 240 hp....$169,000

(S) CIH Mag 340, warranty, 290 hp ..............$219,000

(W) CIH 335 Steiger, pto, 335 hp .................$124,900

PLANTING & SEEDING(S) IH 800, 8 row planter w/ end transport...................................................................... $5,500(S) CIH 1250, 2012, markers, bulk fill, Pro 700, sharp .................................................. $83,000(S) CIH 950, 8 row, liquid fert, insecticides w/ end transport..........................................Coming(W) JD 1850 air drill, 787-230 bu, dble compart. cart, stored inside, recond ............... $59,000(W) CIH 4300 vibroshank cultivator, 24’, tandem axle w/ harrows ................................. $15,900(N) Hardi TR500, 45’ boom............................................................................................ $5,000(L) Hardi NA550, 45’ boom, tdm axle, rate controller, good ...........................................Coming(L) CIH 800, 6 rowx30”, liquid fertilizer........................................................................... $4,900(W) JD 7000, 16 row planter, liquid fertilizer................................................................. $15,900(W) CIH 5300, 21x7, PW, GB, liquid fertilizer ................................................................... $9,500(L) Demco 1250, ‘08, 90’-5 section, hyd glide susp, 450 Raven, chem......................... $29,900(L) Hardi 750, 60’ hyd boom, Raven, foam chem.......................................................... $11,900(W) Top Air TA550, 45’ boom, single axle....................................................................... $8,900(W) Vicon LS1910T, 40’ boom, tandem axle................................................................... $4,500(L) NEW Demco 1050, 1000 gal, 5 section 90’ boom, 450 Raven, chem, priced to sell .........$43,900

MISCELLANEOUS(L) Farm King 10x51 backsaver auger...........$3,500

(W) Leon 425 tdm axle man. spreader ............$4,900

(S) Jay-Lor 4850, vert TMR, 850 cu ft ........... Reduced $28,900

(S) Penta 7520SD, vert TMR mixer...............$17,500

(L) Kuhn 1360, TMR mixer, 350 cu ft..............$14,900

(L) Anderson rock picker ................................$3,995

(N) Trioliet 1400 Vert. TMR Mixer .................$21,900

(N) Houle Stone Fork ......................................$2,900

(S) Brent 1194, 1100 bu grain cart, trp.........$45,900

(L) 2- Bruns 350 bu gr box, gear, each ..........$2,295

(L) 2- Market 2900 gr box, gear, each ...........$3,295

(S) Patz V420LP, vert. TMR ..........................$24,900

(W) Trioliet Silokam 970 silage cutter.............$2,900

(S) Trioliet S200 triomaster, 2 meter.............$12,900

(N) Alo silo cut bucket, 2.3 meter ...................$2,900

(S) Lucknow 2270, ‘14, Vert TMR, conv ..... $42,900

(L) Lucknow D85 H, 8.5’ dble snowblower ...$3,995

(L) Lucknow S65, 6.5’ snowblower ...............$1,595

TILLAGE EQUIPMENT(L) JD 12’ offset disc w/ harrows .........................$6,900

(L) Salford 570 HD, ‘11, 24’, RTS w/ harr ............Coming

(L) Salford 700, 50’ C-shank cult w/ harr............Coming

(W) Landoll 12009DC disc chisel................ .........$9,900

(L) Salford 9707 wing plow..................................$7,995

(W) JD 230, 23’ disc harrow.................................$6,500

(L) Sunflower 4212, 9 shank disc chisel.. ..........$12,900

(N) JD 1610, 28’ chisel plow........................ ........$4,900

(N) Salford 870 Disc, 24’, c.g.............................$18,900

(W) Glencoe 13 shank Soil Saver..........................$3,500

(W) CIH Turbo 330 V.T., 22’, warr.,......................$39,500

(L) CIH Ecolo-tiger 870, 14’, disc ripper............$Coming

(W) Brent CPC200, 7 shank ripper .....................$13,900

(L) Salford RTS 570, 2012, 24’, H.D...................$54,900

(N) Kongskilde 9125, 25’, V.T.............................$49,000

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There are new rules but,in some respects, thesystem is less onerousthan the old one

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Ontario tobacco farmers facinga new regulatory regime

BY ALASTAIR MCNISH ANDDANIEL CHITIZ

carry out the activity (oractivities) in which they areengaged.

Activities covered underthe new rules include produc-tion, processing, selling andbuy i ng, i mp or t i ng a ndexporting, and transportingraw leaf tobacco. Applica-tions for producer certificatesmust be made annually, atleast 30 days before theintended first planting date.

There are monetary penaltiesfor engaging in raw leaf tobaccoactivities without having theproper registration certificate inplace. These penalties can besubstantial – up to $20,000 forrepeat offenders.

The Ministry also has thepower to deny, suspend orcancel a farmer’s registrationas a tobacco producer.

The process of challengingdecisions that affect tobaccofarmers has also changed.Under the previous regime,tobacco producers were regu-lated by the Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers’

Marketing Board, a “localboard”, given authority underthe Farm Products MarketingAct(which legislation appliesto many other farmers inOntario).

Tobacco farmers seeking areview of a board decisionhad a right of appeal to theAgriculture, Food and RuralAffairs Appeal Tribunal.

Under the amendments tothe Tobacco Tax Act, in cer-tain circumstances the Min-istry of Finance will hold a“show cause” hearing, wherethe farmer affected is givenan opportunity to explainwhy a Ministry decisionshould be reversed.

The Ministry has not yetpublished a written procedureto be followed for these showcause hearings, as it has inother cases, such as tobaccoretailers seeking to challengea Ministry decision to pro-h ib i t s a l e s o f t o b a c c oproducts.

In the case of a seizure of

This will be the first yearof a new system for regu-

lating the Ontario tobaccoindustry.

The Ontario Ministry ofFinance is now responsible foroverseeing all aspects of thetobacco supply chain – fromplanting through to sales andexport.Tobaccofarmersneed tofamiliarize themselves with thenew rules, regulations and pro-ceduresimposedbytheMinistryof Finance as a result of amend-ments to the Tobacco Tax Act.

What’s New?Those involved in any part

of raw leaf tobacco produc-tion and sale must now regis-ter with the Minist ry ofFinance and apply for a cer-tificate to be permitted to

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tobacco being sold or trans-ported without applicable reg-istration certificates in place,the Tobacco Tax Actallowsaffected parties to go to courtto determine their rights.

An application to court mayalso be made where there is adispute over the interpreta-tion of a provision of theTobacco Tax Actor its regula-tions and the Minister ofFinance agrees that the dis-pute is a matter of publicinterest.

What’s Not New?For tobacco farmers, the

r ules int roduced by thetobacco board over the pasttwo years will have preparedthem somewhat for the newregime.

With the production certifi-cate application, farmersmust state their planned pro-duction for the season andprovide evidence that theyhave a contract with a pur-chaser that accounts for theirentire anticipated tobaccocrop.

By June 30, they must con-

firm the acreage planted andidentify their growing andstorage locations. Inspectionsby provincial tobacco inspec-tors will continue as in 2014.

In some respects the newsystem is less onerous thanwhat the tobacco board had inplace last year.

For instance, the labelingrequirement for baled tobacco– each bale of tobacco had tobe labeled with informationabout the grower and pur-chaser as soon as it was baled– is not part of the Ministry ofFinance regulations.

With respect to acreageconfirmation, the tobaccoboard’s practice of accuratelyconfirming planted acreageby GPS measurement is alsonot part of the new rules.

Expect growing painsThe Ministry of Finance

was already responsible forregulating the production andsale of cigarettes, cigars andother tobacco products. Ittook over responsibility forregulating raw leaf tobaccofollowing the passage of Bill

186 – Supporting Smoke-FreeOntario by Reducing Contra-band Tobacco Act.

As its name suggests, thenew laws are intended to curbthe production and sale ofi l lega l tobacco th roughgreater provincial oversight.

As a result, tobacco farm-ing has effectively been takenout of the regulatory environ-ment that other Ontario farm-ers operate in, and into a newregime managed exclusivelyby the Ministry of Finance.

Tobacco farmers can expectthere will be some growingpains, as the Ministry ofFinance begins to implementits own procedures and gets abetter handle on what isneeded to reduce the risk thatraw leaf tobacco is divertedinto the black market.

While the Minist ry ofFinance has published severalbulletins and guidelines on itswebsite which generally out-line the new rules and regula-tions (www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/tax / t t / rawleafproducers.html), tobacco farmers look-ing to navigate their waythrough the new regulationsmay want to consult legalcounsel to assist them.(Daniel Chitiz and Alastair

McNish are lawyers at ChitizPathak LLP in Toronto)

“...the new laws are intended to curb theproduction and sale of illegal tobacco through

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