Timing of Alfalfa Cut for Hay and Fall Snow Traps
Agricultural notes explain first cut should occur in the bud stage, usually in late June, to maximize quality and yield. Second cut focuses on root reserves for winter survival. avoid fall cutting during a five week window before the first killing frost to prevent winterkill. Late cutting risks insufficient snow cover. leave 2 to 3 ft uncut strips as snow traps. Also notes provincial listing of 1988 U Pick Berry farms for strawberries and raspberries.
Park Residence Residents Share Bingo And Notices
On Tuesday afternoon residents enjoyed bingo with pies as prizes baked by Kathleen Musgrove and one fruit parcel. Roy and Gladys Cowan visited from Brandon. The community thanks Glen and Kathy for weeks of service and welcomes Mrs. Jean Stevens from Brandon as caretaker. Rev Judy Barker led a church service with Ivan Graham at the piano. The Codst seek former Park Residence residents to include in a history book. please leave names with Margaret Allen Suite 8, Jennie Ramsey Suite 5, K Musgrove Suite 17, or Hazel Rhyne Suite 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Musgrove
Roy
Gladys Cowan
Brandon
Glen
Kathy
Park Residence
Margaret Allen
Jennie Ramsey
K. Musgrove
Hazel Rhyne
Breakthrough announced for Super-Hay biotechnica preservative
CALGARY Biotechnica Canada Inc announces registration of Super-Hay a natural bacterial preservative to improve hay production and allow baling at moisture up to 25 percent. Agriculture Canada approved the product and trials show reduced mold dust retention of green color and higher crude protein. field tests conducted in Canada and abroad with expected strong demand this haying season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Biotechnica Canada Inc
Canada
Agriculture Canada
Biotechnica
William Scowcroft
Biotechnica Canada
Peter Gooch
CRISP applications open for 1988 89 Manitoba benefits
Manitoba announces CRISP applications for the 1988 89 benefit year starting July 1. Minister Charlotte Oleson notes the program provides monthly income supplements to low income families raising children, with maximum 30 dollars per child monthly and eligibility rising with inflation. Applications can be made at 300 294 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Charlotte Oleson
Manitoba
CRIS
Oleson
Portage Avenue
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John Patterson
U-Pick Berry Farms
Hamiota
Virden
Breakthrough
Grants Commodities!racing Inc
Keith Lamb
West Rivers
the Echo
J.W. Beamish
Guinn and Simpson Co. Ltd
Portage la Prairie
Cereals Control
BASF
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