Moisture affects accuracy of Manitoba soil tests
Manitoba farmers are advised to dry soil samples completely before mailing to the Provincial Soil Testing Laboratory to avoid inflated nitrate readings. Lab director Ken McGill notes warmer temperatures bias results. sampling at two depths and waiting for soils to cool improves accuracy. Fees: $14 full test, $7 micronutrient, $2.50 organic matter.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ken McGill
McGill
Manitoba motor carrier policy meetings announced this fall
Manitoba Transport Minister Samuel Uskiw released two background reports on motor carrier problems and options. Public meetings will be held in Winnipeg Brandon Dauphin Thompson and The Pas to gather input on reforming regulations and improving enforcement.
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Winnipeg
Samuel Uskiw
Manitoba
Apesee
Brandon
Dauphin
Thompson
Pas
Askiw
Fall tillage aims to conserve soil moisture and reduce erosion
Manitoba farmers should conserve soil moisture this fall says Crawford Jenkins of Manitoba Agriculture. With moisture below normal across most of the province except the Swan River Valley and parts of the Interlake, fall tillage should prepare land to absorb precipitation and retain snow cover. Do not burn stubble. spread straw evenly and use a heavy duty cultivator to mix straw and loosen soil while leaving residual stubble to hold snow.
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Winnipeg
Crawford Jenkins
Manitoba Agriculture
Swan River Valley
Interlake
Jenkins
Fall Thistle and Quackgrass Control for 1964 Spraying
Agricultural notes describe spraying thistles and quackgrass as harvest nears with favorable soil moisture. They advise a combined in crop and post harvest program using 2 4D MCPA products such as Kilmor Target and higher priced Banvel or Roundup for better control. Recommendations cover timing, regrowth, waiting periods, and governing rates referencing the 1983 guide. Contacts for questions and a hay listings service are provided.
Nomination Day for Municipal Elections October 5
A letter from a Hamiota council member states they will not seek re election due to winter absence. They thank electors for support and wish future council success after three years in office describing the experience as learning and challenging.
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Hamiota
Council
Family Birthday Greeting and Local School Beginnings
Isabella News reports a weekend visit to John and Dorothy Fink beiner with Bruce and Joanne Underwood and others from Calgary Miniota Dauphin Shoal Lake and Winnipeg. The gathering celebrated Lloyd Irwin's birthday. New students include Daniel Huberdeau and Joel Huberdeau in Birtle Kindergarten and Sarah Gompf in Miniota Nursery School. Cherilynn and Trevor Clark join Miniota Nursery School.
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Shoal Lake
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Leah O’callaghan
Nancy Stephenson
Rapid City
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