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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1978
Page
3
Manitoba Ag Engineer Robert Rae warns that mud in feedlots hinders cattle comfort and raises costs at slaughter. He advises proper site selection, drainage, wind shelter, and seasonal maintenance to keep pens dry, with slopes of 4 to 8 percent and paved, roofed beds in high rainfall areas.
Grain growers are invited to a March 9 meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Miniota Community Hall to learn about Stampede, a new herbicide for green foxtail and other weeds in wheat and barley. The event includes a Stampede movie, free caps, and Foxtail Facts Booklets for attendees.
Edward O Callaghan of Flin Flon visiting the W O Callaghan home after illness. Friends and relatives joined a February 12 come and go tea for Mr and Mrs W H Pierce on their 50th wedding anniversary. Funeral of Jim Collingwood held in Brandon. Tom Stewart returns from a month’s holiday at Duncan White Rock and other western points. Three children baptised Sherrie Lynn Dawn Lucinda Dawn Bradley Jeremyson. Tony Rittaler Laura and Shirley Glenewan visited Dale Still home.
A group from Winnipeg interviewed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rollo and Mrs. Dawna Derlago about unidentified flying objects. Earlier, Mrs. Lucy Fleury woke her family at 2 a.m. to view a sighting from her window. Sympathy is extended to the Green and Sawyer families on the death of Earl Grey in Brandon on February 15 1978 due to heart failure.
Isabella Jim Lawn and the Georges Lawn attended the funeral of Sid Riches in Winnipeg on Tuesday. Allan Heise of Innisfail Alberta visited with his family here. Tom Stewart and Jim Milne attended a Municipal Meeting in Winnipeg on Thursday. The sympathy of the community is shown.
The article discusses no till farming benefits and weed challenges. It emphasizes understanding herbicides, spraying small weeds, identifying weed species, and using proper equipment. It urges cautious adoption and collaboration for weed control programs and expects early results from district plans.
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