Ground beetles invade offices and homes in hot summer draw
Reports from residents describe large numbers of ground beetles entering buildings attracted by lights. They are non harmful and beneficial predators, though nuisance entries persist. A hot dry summer of 1988 is blamed for higher populations. cooler weather should reduce activity. Control advised only to ease nuisance.
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Kochia resistance fears dominate summer school weed talk
In a Summer School session farmers discussed kochia as the main weed problem across districts. Past herbicides like Glean failed this year and Estaprop may be the remaining option for kochia control in crops. Landowners are urged to address infestations and avoid poor advertising by letting weeds spread. For inquiries, call 764-2128.
Winter feed assessment urged for Manitoba livestock producers
Manitoba Agriculture official Dave Campbell advises central and western Manitoba farmers to inspect winter feed supplies now. Options include purchasing hay from moisture-rich areas, using greenfeed, and considering straw with ammoniation. The hay listing service via ag offices remains available for buyers and sellers.
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