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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1980
Page
7
Senior Canadians don't have special nutrient needs but face other challenges like low income and transportation. Practical advice includes planning meals ahead, following Canada’s Food Guide, bringing a shopping list, sharing large items, and shopping when rested and in good spirits.
In a dry year oats emerge as the best choice among feed sources with high yield and palatability. They can be planted almost anytime and grazed in boot stage or cut as green feed, hay, or silage, with final grain harvest possible. Farmers should test soil and use clean seed while considering sorghum with caution due to prussic acid risks. feed samples are advised before feeding.
The department advises buyers to check forage crop seeds before purchase, inspect forage for weeds, and manage feeding areas to limit weed spread. On pastures restrict feeding to monitor weeds, and use 2 4 D where appropriate. In feedlots pile manure to heat kill seeds and watch chemical residues with a reference chart available by calling 764 2128 or 764 2617.
Don and Mariene Murray are the lucky winners of the Hire A Student draw for four student workers. Seanna Hyndman Lynda Hoskins Kerry Asselstine and Bonnie Allan volunteer four hours of work for the Murrays to show enthusiasm and initiative. Contact Shauna at Hamiota Collegiate 764 2383 and visit the sae tien booth at local fairs.
Charlotte Ann Rosch of the Western Manitoba Pioneer Automobile Club expresses gratitude to the Hamiota Senior Citizens Band for providing entertainment at the June 21 weekend at Salt Lake. The note highlights enjoyable music and renewed friendships.
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