Flame Chlorosis Report Warns Grain Growers in Manitoba
Researchers in Winnipeg warn grain producers to watch for flame chlorosis in cereals and submit live plant samples for testing. The disease causes yellow and white leaf streaks and reduces head production, with rotation and non cereal crops recommended due to lack of chemical control.
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Winnipeg
Steven Haber
Agriculture Research Station
Manitoba Agriculture Plant Pathology Laboratory
Brandon- Minnedosa
Library Hours Return to Fall Schedule
The Library announces regular hours resume September 3 1986 with Wednesday Friday and Saturday 11 30 to 4 30. Overdue book returns are requested ahead of the September 9 rotation to ensure new fall titles.
Manitoba Increases Trapping Licence Fees and Royalties
Manitoba trapline permits rise from three to ten dollars while resident licences go from two to five dollars this fall. Pelts royalties climb from one percent to about four percent of activity value. Natural Resources Minister Leonard Harapiak cites higher fur management costs and humane trapping efforts, noting Manitoba remains among the lowest rates among major fur producers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Natural Resources
Leonard Harapiak
Manitoba Registered Trappers Association
Department
Administrative Review details for refugee claims announced
Gerry Weiner outlined the Administrative Review to clear refugee claim backlog begun July 15. Most eligible claimants will be granted landing with a one step process after interviews and checks. Information kits go to inventories. interviews start in August and finish by April 1 1987.
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O'Tawa
Gerry Weiner
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Quebec
Ohio
British Columbia
Weiner
CEIC
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