How to Build a Simple Terrarium for Plants
Create a terrarium in a clear jar with a charcoal base drainage layer. Add 2 to 4 layers of damp potting mix, sand, and moss. Insert small plants, tamp soil, top with pebbles or driftwood, mist daily, and place in bright light. Ventilate occasionally and prune as needed for months of low maintenance.
Townsend Exhibition Opens in Alberta for Banff Anniversary
William Townsend, renowned British artist and teacher, is showcased in a major Canada Alberta retrospective marking Banff’s fiftieth anniversary. The exhibit features 61 paintings including monumental landscapes from 1959 onward, drawn from Banff to Edmonton. Curated with scholarly essays and a color catalog, the show is hosted by Rothmans of Pall Mall Canada and The Nickle Arts.
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BASF Canada premiers Peast herbicide for wild oats control
BASF Canada Inc has received registration for Peast a post emergent liquid herbicide. It targets wild oats and other annual grasses including green foxtail yellow foxtail barnyard grass fall panicum witchgrass proso millet crabgrass and Persian darnel. Peast also controls volunteer wheat barley oats and corn with timing from the 1 to 6 leaf stage for maximum effect.
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Peast proves standard grass control in crops
Agriculture weighs in as Peast proves slightly higher rate at 23 versus wild oats. The herbicide is absorbed through leaves and translocated, turning grasses color and halting growth within 7 to 21 days depending on conditions. Trials across 1981 and 1982 show broad adoption by farmers who call Peast the new standard for grass control in broadleaf crops.
British Columbia's agriculture and food industry growth noted
The province shows steady expansion with agriculture and food as a major growth sector. It supports 42,000 jobs, hosts 600 processing firms, and accounts for nearly 20 percent of economic activity, with exports around 475 million dollars annually and widespread horticulture.
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Outlook for Canadian food prices in 1983 hints moderation
Agriculture Canada previews a softening trend for 1983 with retail food price rise forecasts of 6-8 percent for store purchases and 5-7 percent for restaurant meals. Red meat and pork markets show mixed shifts while beef prices may rise. dairy and egg prices face moderating factors, and overall consumer price increases late 1982 through mid-1983 are unlikely to be rapid.
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