Manitoba farmers to get interest subsidy for 1990 crops
The Manitoba Agriculture Department launches an operating credit interest subsidy program for 1990 crop costs. Eligible banks and credit unions will receive a 7 percent subsidy on $40 per acre for up to eight months from June 1, 1990 to January 31, 1991. Eligibility tied to CWB permit book acreage with June 30, 1990 deadline for applications.
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Manitoba
Caises Populaires
Canadian Wheat Board
Farm Debt Review Board
Manitoba Mediation Board
Pesticide Container Disposal Steps From CPIC
Calgary farmers should triple rinse empty pesticide containers to remove residues and prevent poisoning of children or animals. CPIC outlines five steps including rinsing, shaking, and using rinse water in the sprayer, then puncturing and disposing at a government approved site.
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Calgary
Crop Protection Institute of Canada
CPIC
Commission warns on unregistered grain varieties in Canada
The Canadian Grain Commission cautions producers about the grade status of unregistered varieties such as Marshall wheat. Unregistered varieties are downgraded to the lowest grade when delivered. Registered prairie spring types include Oslo, Biggar HY 368, and Genesis HY 355, with HY 320 deregistered August 1, 1990 but accepted in top grades until July 31, 1991.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Grain Commission
Agriculture Canada
Canada
Oslo
Genesis
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Ferguson
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Canadian Tire Box
Brandon
Neeitels
Skayman Auto Body
Romoto Automotive
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Terri E. Deeller
Princess Avenue
Princess
Arrow River Hall
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Environment Canada
Miniota Council
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