Manitoba Spring Wheat Fertilizer For High Protein Profit
Manitoba researchers assess nitrogen strategies for No. 1 CWRS wheat aiming for 14.5 percent protein. They find fertilizing for maximum economic yield often beats targeting high protein, especially in dry years, with premiums offering limited gains and higher costs. Factors include variety, area moisture, and fertilizer expense.
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Brandon
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Manitoba
Provincial
Agriculture Canada
Brandon Research Station
Oak Lake marks 80th birthday of Mrs Clara Heapy
Mrs Clara Heapy was honored at a Come and Go Tea on April 23 1988 at the Town Hall Oak Lake for her 80th birthday. The event drew a large family and friends gathering with a Spring decorated hall a birthday cake from granddaughters Pat Cole and Dorothy Howard and gifts from grandchildren and neighbors. Lee Clark MP presented a congratulatory certificate. Mrs Heapy has three children Lois Margaret and Gerald 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren aged from one month to seventeen years. Special guest Clara's brother and sister in law from Strathclair attended.
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Oak Lake
Clara Heapy
Pat Cole
Dorothy Howard
Gourlay
Calgary
Alberta
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Birtle
Russell
Strathclair
Newdale
Isabella
Oak River
St. Claude
Winnipeg
Brandon
Kenton
Griswold
Souris
Miniota
Lee Clark
M.P
Heapy
Congratulations to Kevin Routledge on Manitoba Agriculture Diploma
Kevin Routledge graduated from the University of Manitoba with an Honors Diploma in Agriculture and won a Back to the Land prize. His family attended the April 22 ceremony at U of M and stayed at Christine Byquist's in Winnipeg. Red Cross canvass raised 250 and Cancer Research 345. Granddaughter Grace Roma christening at Deloraine on April 24. Other attendees listed.
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Kevin Routledge
University of Manitoba
Mary
Ivan
Dorothy Ray
Newdale
Christine Byquist
Winnipeg
Brenda
Scott Gerrard
Virden
U. of M
Christine's
Red Cross
Howard McKinnon
Manitoba Jump Rope for Heart enrolls 217 schools
Two hundred seventeen Manitoba schools joined the Jump Rope for Heart program this spring, a 65 percent rise from last year. Barbara Jamieson credits new instructional materials and a Development Officer for awareness growth as the Manitoba Physical Education Teachers Association sponsors heart health and activity through rope jumping.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Barbara Jamieson
Manitoba Physical Education Teachers Association
Canada
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Muriel McLenehan
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IGA
Shampoo
Oren
U.S
IGA Poly
Carnation Tall
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