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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 29, 1987

Page

13

Sincerity questioned in Manitoba loan rate buy down program

Keystone Agricultural Producers and the EAP challenge Manitoba's claim of helping farmers through MACC's interest rate reduction plan. They warn that paying a rate reduction fee by borrowing could raise overall indebtedness, with some options yielding little net benefit. Jack Penner calls MACC behavior unfavourable to farmers. The groups urge professional advice and caution against blanket use of the program.

Winnipeg Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc Manitoba General Farm Policy Organization Government of Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation MACC EAP KAP Jack Penner Halbstadt

Pasteurize Raw Milk or Choose Fortified Alternatives

Home economist Vivian Nowosad cautions against drinking raw milk due to bacteria and illness risks, especially for the young and elderly. She explains pasteurization is simple but essential and notes fortified store milks and Vitamin D supplementation aid calcium utilization. She cites UHT products and LactAid as alternatives and directs readers to Manitoba Agriculture for more guidance.

Ann Mandziuk Manitoba Agriculture Office Virden

Flame chlorosis in barley hits Brandon area crops

Agricultural notes describe flame chlorosis a viral like barley disease found in Brandon Minnedosa region. It causes yellow flame patterns stunting and poor head production with up to 40 percent yield loss. Disease spread via soil fungus likely transmits the agent. confirmation pending. Farmers advised to test suspected plants at Manitoba Agriculture Plant Pathology Lab and to fallow or plant non cereal crops if losses exist.

Steve Haber Agriculture Canada Research Station Winnipeg Brandon- Minnedosa Argyle Barley Newdale Argyle Brandon-Minnedosa Harrington Manitoba Agriculture Plant Pathology Laboratory

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