Wheat mixed varieties threaten Alberta harvest grades
Crop Testing Plan shows farmers in northern and central Alberta growing mixed wheat varieties like Preston Haron and Stan ley that grade no higher than No 3 Northern. Mixing Garnet with others lowers grade further, with Margate and Red Bobs appearing in the south. Thousands lose money. testing free samples can help.
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Haron
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Manitoba Power contest seeks patriotic Grade 9 poems
Manitoba Power Commission invites school children in towns it serves to submit patriotic poems about Canada and the war effort. Prizes include a Waterman set, skates, flash light or school bag, a Ski Flyer sled, a camera, and a grand bicycle. Submissions must be up to with four lines? and include a coupon with name address age grade and teacher signature.
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England
Canada
Manitoba Power Commission
Fatere
John Masefield
Gradde
O.M. Mottobike
Notre Dame Ave. East
Winnipeg
Fall Fertilization For Better Pastures In Useads
Guidance from Paul Gervais at the Domision Experimental Station Leovensville PQ on boosting pasture yields through targeted fall fertilization. Recommends specific rates of phosphorous potash and nitrogen based on soil type and clover presence, with timing in September and repeats every 3 to 5 years.
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Paul Gervais
Domision Experimental Station
Leovensville
Experimental Farm Notes on Selecting and Saving Flower Seeds
Seed setting on annual flowers is discussed with guidance on selecting disease free plants and ensuring mature seeds. Methods for drying fleshy seeds from pots and cautions on cross pollination and renewal by purchasing seed every two to three years are provided. Additionally firearms regulations extend to rifles and shotguns requiring registration by September 15 and police permits for purchase.
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Agriculture In War Remarks by Dr Barton
Dr Barton, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, notes that agriculture acts as a reserve force in war. He explains the full impact of farm product demand appears as stores dwindle and production areas face restrictions, shaping policy only with development.
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G . .H. Barton
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Yorkshire Weaning Pigs For Sale And Wedding Stationery
For sale Yorkshire weaning pigs and dry split wood from W J Pollock Chumah. Wedding stationery offers a Bride's Book free with orders of fifty or more. Echo Office advertises business course savings at Dominion Business College Winnipeg and a government bull exchange program via Agriculture Dept with limited sites.
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Yorkshire
W. J. Pollock
Chumah
Echo Office
Dominion Business College
Winnipeg
Department of Agriculture
Bonard Gorby
Shoal Lake
Man
Canada Reaches 272 Million in Second War Loan Subscriptions
Canada reports 272 346 200 in cash subscriptions on Tuesday night with banks dealers and brokers noting the day had the largest number of transactions since opening. Minister J Lisley appealed for broader support as 27 653 800 remained to reach the objective. Books will stay open to allow all Canadians to subscribe. Chartered banks offer up to eighty percent borrowing at the bond coupon rate for three months.
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Canada
J. Lisley
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