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Farming for Tomorrow Prairie soil plan rolls out across Manitoba
The four year Farming for Tomorrow program jointly run by Agriculture Canada PFRA and Manitoba Agriculture aims to reduce wind and water erosion, promote soil conservation, and expand wildlife habitat through field shelterbelts and new practices. Local organizations in Virden district will oversee farmer access to on farm assistance, with applications requiring a farm soil conservation plan and preference for on farm demonstrations using new conservation tech. Eligible farms may apply via Archie Wallace, Pipestone Sifton, and Woodworth Conservation Areas, with outreach clinics in Elkhorn, McAuley, Scarth, Pipestone, and Virden.
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Prairies
Agriculture Canada Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
PFRA
Manitoba Agriculture
Farming of
Manitoba
Virden Agricultural District
Archie-Wallace
R.m.'s
Archie and Wallace
Pipestone - Sifton
R.m.’S
Pipestone
Sifton
Woodworth
R.M
Elkhorn
McAuley
Virden Ag
Myself
Brenda
Virden Age
Brandon
Rusty Plow