Farming for Tomorrow funding dates and soil notes
The Farming for Tomorrow program announces funding application dates for spring projects with on farm plan and application forms required. Sessions occur April 24 at Scarth Community Centre 9:00 to noon and April 24 at Pipestone Centre 1:30 to 4:30, plus April 26 at Virden Ag Office 9:00 to 4:30. Spring Fertility notes summarize soil nitrogen patterns from prior seasons and advise soil testing, monitoring, and targeted fertilizer use, with a reminder to apply by 1993 deadlines if not applying this spring. Rusty Plow quote ends the item.
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Scarth Community Centre
Pipestone
Virden Ag
Birthday Tea for Mrs Stowe at Parkissimo Lodge
Parkissimo Lodge hosted a Sunday tea and birthday cake to honor Mrs Stowe turning 99. Attendees included lodge residents, Johnny Finkbeiner’s family from Winnipeg and Miniota, and relatives from Deloraine, Virden, Moorehead Minnesota, and other nearby towns. The event featured a 99 candle cake, blessings, and photos, with new resident Edna Brown welcomed and several visitors noted.
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Virden
Muriel Stowe
Ernie
Mabel
Miniota
Edith
Margaret Weidenhamer
Deloraine
Susan
Wilson
Mabel Stowe
Norma Nicolson
Moorehead
Minnesota
Katherine
Jeffrey
Laura Popple
Insect Repellent Ban Bans R 11 Products in Canada
Ottawa bans all 80 personal insect repellent lotions sprays and pet care goods containing Repellent 11 after Health and Welfare Canada reviews possible adverse reproductive and chronic effects. MGK of Minneapolis halted North American sales. Consumers urged to avoid products, retailers to remove unsold stock, and a toll free line set for guidance.
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Ottawa
Canada
U.S
McLaughlin Gormely King
MGK
Minneapolis
Minnesota
North America
Don Mazankowski
Health and Welfare Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
Agriculture Canada
Ment of Canada
Barbeque season brings warnings on hemorrhagic coli illness
Health Centre News warns of increased HC and HUS cases as summer arrives. It notes symptoms such as crampy abdominal pain and bloody stools, common in children and the elderly, and stresses prevention through proper food handling and thorough cooking. Ground beef and raw milk are primary concerns. contact Alene Smith, Public Health Nurse, at 764 2412 for more information.
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Alene Smith
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the Echo
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C.A
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3Rd
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CPIC
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MDA
Bert Graham
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Jim Findlay Cottee
Owen Beever
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