Proper aeration and drying curb stored grain spoilage
Manitoba Agriculture engineer Claude Dube advises farmers to use proper aeration and drying settings to minimize spoilage. He cites air flow rates for unheated drying, recommends perforated floors, warns against high moisture, and stresses daily checks and timely cooling to prevent crusting and odor. Regional engineers stand ready to assist.
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Claude Dube
Manitoba Agriculture Agricultural
Dube
Manitoba Agriculture
Arbory
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Beausejour
Contract awarded for lottery study in Manitoba
Winnipeg minister Judy Wasylycia Leis announces a needs assessment study awarded to University of Manitoba Research Ltd. and The Coopers Lybrand Consulting Group to review current lottery and gaming revenue distribution. The study will examine the present distribution system and the funds allocated through it.
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Winnipeg
Judy Wasylycia- Leis
University of Manitoba Research Ltd
Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group
Community visitors and a funding review cited
Isabella News Shannon Still of Brandon visited with Grandma Bernice Still. Clyve Cromwell and daughter Camille of San Diego visited with Murray and Phyllis Bell. Norman and Anita Harrison and girls of Winnipeg spent the August 22nd weekend with Joe Harrison. Alexander Ashley and Patrick Martin of Neepawa visited grandparents Gordon Vivian and Ron Campbell. Janice Klassen and Andrea of Regina stayed with Archie and Jean Norrie. Lloyd and Margaret Irwin camped at Killarney. A study on umbrella groups funding and future lottery revenue distribution is ongoing with a consulting body chosen after discussions. The review aims to complete in April 1988.
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Bernice Still
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Anita Harrison
Winnipeg
Joe Harrison
Alexander
Ashley
Patrick Martin
Neepawa
Gordon
Vivian
Ron Campbell
Janice Klassen
Andrea
Regina
Archie
Jean Norrie
Lloyd
Margaret Irwin
Killarney
Wasylycia-Leis
Manitoba Crime Stoppers Report Shows Strong Community Ties
Manitoba Crime Stoppers highlights success since 1985 with over 600 programs in North America. The Manitoba unit recovered more than $160,000 in property and drugs, solved 77 cases, charged 88 people, and authorized $5,780 in cash awards. Examples include 1986 murder victim identification and farm theft resolutions via a toll free line.
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Manitoba
North America
R.C.M.P
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