Poast herbicide approved for lentil weed control
Agriculture Canada approves Poast to control volunteer cereals wild oats wild millet and quackgrass in lentils. BASF notes it allows rotation after wheat and barley without tillage, reducing soil erosion while offering season long crop safe grass control. Rates vary by grass, with tank mixing options and extension to flax canola dry beans potatoes tomatoes onions snap beans cucumbers garlic soybeans and sugar beets.
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Decker Colony youths sing in English and German
The Decker Colony young people performed Friday evening, singing in English and German, followed by a communal lunch and sociable gathering. Patrons praised the performance and hoped they return soon. Bernard Chrisp of Dauphin visited the Cowans on Thursday as Christmas activities keep people busy.
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Manitoba Premier’s trip tied to 92 million loan, critic says
Manitoba finance critic Clayton Manness accuses Premier Pawley’s government of borrowing 92 million to fund a Pacific Rim visit. He warns of a 1.6 billion annual need, potentially 1.8 billion for a gas purchase, amid risky foreign currency borrowing. He cites 10 billion yen owed and calls for immediate expenditure cuts and efficiency.
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