Local churches urge grain donations to CFGB
The Canadian Foodgrains Bank CFGB, backed by ten church partners, solicits farmer donations of grain to aid third world hunger efforts. Donors receive tax receipts above market value, government matching 3 to 1, and grain can be delivered off quota. Information available at elevators or from Garth Butcher or Michael Wilson.
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Canadian Foodgrains Bank
CFGB
Ethiopia
Sudan
Garth Butcher
Michael Wilson
Manitoba farmers protect soil with conservation tillage
Manitoba Agriculture soil manager Larry Slovinsky notes that most annual cereal fields have at least 50 percent ground cover this fall, providing erosion protection and winter moisture conservation. Canola and flax vary by tillage, with 40 and 25 percent cover respectively. some fields showed similar to black summer fallow after two or more tillages.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Agriculture
Larry Slovinsky
Slovinsky
KAP Sees GRIP NISA Safety Net Move Forward
The Keystone Agricultural Producers applaud a national agreement on Gross Revenue Insurance Plan and Net Income Stabilization Account as components of a grain and oilseeds safety net. Ministers agreed details, including cost sharing, would be settled within two weeks after the Winnipeg conference. Mazankowski stated at Brandon luncheon that the program would be implemented.
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Winnipeg
Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc
Manitoba
General Farm Policy Organization
GRIP
NISA
SAP
Geddes
Devine
KAP
Manitoba Looks to Law Reform Commission for Professional Body Policy
Manitoba asks the Law Reform Commission to study how professional and occupational associations should be governed. Justice Minister Jim McCrae notes no current provincial policy on granting professional status to new occupations and calls for uniform rules across groups. The commission will issue a discussion paper, seek public input, and report to the justice minister with recommendations. More than 50 groups hold some professional status in Manitoba. Alberta and Quebec have enacted changes, with others reviewing the issue.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Law Reform Commission
Justice
Jim McCrae
Alberta
Quebec
Law Reform Commission
McCrae
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