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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 11, 1987

Page

10

Management For Successful Calving In Manitoba Herds

Cow fertility drives the cost of a weaned calf and is often neglected in Manitoba. A 60 day breeding season can yield more calf kilograms per cow than 90 days, though achieving it may take years. Proper nutrition, timely breeding, and careful heifer management are essential to ensure earlier cycling, higher birth weights, and successful rebreeding. A provincial extension conference, Working Our Way Out Of The Crisis, will be held at Brandon University Friday Feb 27 with a $15 fee and lunch included.

Manitoba Nee Oe Eee Heif Saben Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium Brandon University Office of Extension

Special warrant totals reach 94.5 million for 1986 87

The approved special warrants for the 1986 87 year amount to 94.5 million with major items including 25.8 million for general needs such as price and volume increases and hospital deficits. Education receives 16.8 million with 12.5 million for public school support. Additional allocations cover Employment Services and Economic Security 11.75 million, Agriculture 5.4 million, and Community Service 4.7 million. Kostyra notes that normal lapsing of authority means this does not necessarily show total government spending beyond the second quarter forecast.

C.R.I.S.P Kostyra

Treaty Proclaimed in Quebec Ends War of 1812

This Week in Canada notes that on March 9 1815 the Treaty of Ghent was proclaimed in Quebec three months after signing in Europe, ending the War of 1812. It also reports that in 1870 the British Columbia legislature passed a resolution to send a delegate to Ottawa to negotiate Confederation.

Ghent Quebec Europe B.C Ottawa

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