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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1988

Page

14

Safe Canola Storage Warns of Heating Risks in Bins

Prairie canola growers are urged to check bins regularly as hot harvest conditions raise spoilage risk. Sessions emphasize seed soundness, temperature, and moisture with guidance from Alberta Agriculture. Monitoring includes moisture checks, aeration, deflector use, and deeper sampling per Canola Growers Manual guidance.

Winnipeg Prairies Phil Thomas Alberta Thomas

Low River Flows From Drought Hit Manitoba July August

Natural Resources Minister Jack Penner reports that drought since 1987 has driven unusually low river flows across Manitoba this summer. Hydro power and municipal supplies suffer while fishing and recreation decline. August Red River flows are far below average, with only 25 years seeing such low late-summer levels.

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Park Visits Open Weekends in Winnipeg Area

In Winnipeg area parks Lower Fort Garry, Riel House and St Andrew's Rectory National Historic Parks will open weekends through September. Riding Mountain National Park offers camping at designated areas during fall and winter.

Winnipeg W. Douglas Harper Canadian Parks Service Lower Fort Garry Riel House St. Andrew’s Rectory Riding Mountain National Park

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