Controlling disease through crop rotation
Manitoba Agriculture plant pathologist Dr. Gary Platford explains that rotating broadleaf crops with cereals disrupts disease cycles. A typical four year rotation combines cereals three years after a broadleaf crop, aiding control of sclerotinia canola and other diseases, with seed treatment and resistant varieties as further measures.
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Gary Platford
Manitoba
Platford
Manitoba Agriculture Publications
Park Residence welcomes new resident Margaret Maddock
Park Residence reports a welcome for Margaret Maddock who moved in this week. Cliff Robbins, brother of Margaret Allen from Kamloops BC, visited Thursday morning. Rev Fitz Griffith from Shoal Lake led the Thursday service. his ministry covers Shoal Lake Strathclair Miniota and Hamiota Anglican churches.
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Margaret Maddock
Park Residence
Margaret Allen
Kamloops
Cliff Robbins
Fitz Griffith
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Miniota
Hamiota Anglican Church
Crandall District News Sends Sympathy to Meyers Family
Crandall district residents offer condolences to Kathleen Bob and Ed Meyers on the death of their mother Mrs. Margaret Meyers. The note also extends sympathy to the Routledge and Simms families and mentions other local bereavements amid community events and travel news.
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Kathleen
Bob
Ed Meyers
Virden
Margaret Meyers
Meyers
Crandall
Brandon
Ada Fleming
Jeanasaes
Don Watson
Winnipeg
Cheryl Watson
Oakbank
Manitoba
Marion Fulton
Birtle
Laura Long
Jean Hutchings
Oak River
Ontario
University of Winnipeg
Crandall W.I
Kenton Memorial Hall
Hames and Hudson
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
China
Child and Family Services
Sokol Hall
Lucien Larre
Bosco Homes
Regina
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Rusty Plow
Crandall District News
Tion
Jennifer
Delymer Johnston
Brandon Hospital
Assiniboine Centre
Hamiota
Oak Street Harmota
Rom
Raglan Street
Vieden
West End
Wayne Weber
Rox-Shaw Trucking
Walter Hunt
Terry Hunter
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Armstrong Agencies Ltd
Maple Ave
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