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Yukon government takes a step back from abattoir business | CBC News
The summer of 2023 marks a major shift in the nearly 20-year run for the Yukon government’s mobile abattoir. The subsidized service offered a government stamp of approval on locally produced meats, allowing many farmers in the territory to sell their meat commercially for the first time. The use of the abattoir rose steadily over 15 years, peaking in 2021, with a total of 901 inspected slaughters. Barb Drury says she worked for years to bring the service to the territory, and it allowed her farm to expand. “It was the best thing for our industry,” says Drury. “And once it got going, we even brought more animals up to have over the summer, and then to slaughter in the fall. So we were suppl

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