Farm Notes advise checking stored grain for insects before sale
Manitoba farmers are urged to inspect bins for spoilage and insect activity prior to selling grain to elevators this fall. Entomologists warn that tough or damp grain increases infestation risk, and recommend cleaning, weatherproofing, malathion treatment, and regular checks every two to three weeks to prevent losses.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Thunder Bay
Local newspaper errors spark small town chuckles
A long reminiscence notes occasional slips in local papers from misread captions to misspelled names. It emphasizes readers’ seriousness when errors touch individuals and the newsroom’s duty to report honestly.
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