Pork supplies to rise in second half of 1976 says expert
H K Leckie general manager of the Meat Packers Council of Canada says first half 1976 will see smaller pork supplies while later in the year supplies increase. He notes pork prices may stay high early in 1976 with a downward trend as supply expands.
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Mr. Leckie
Leckie
U.S
All things to all people Red Cross programs touch Manitobans
The Manitoba Red Cross annual report tallies service reach from blood and components to water safety, nursing courses and emergency aid. It estimates 200000 Manitobans involved annually, including donors, learners, knitters, volunteers, officers, and campaign participants.
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January Birthday and Anniversary Notes and Bingo Cancellation
January birthdays listed include Ethel Frohwek Sheryl Botterill R G Thomson Harold Brown Gladys Coates Jody Williams Janice Brown Dick Tickle Patsy Beck Joan Williams and Joyce Melver. Anniversary wishes go to Alfred Boyachek R G Thomson and Wilfred Huddlestone, with bingo for January canceled by weather. New Year visitors visited Mr Mrs Frank Case and family from Winnipeg Brandon and local areas.
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Dick Tickle
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Joan Williams
Joyce Melver
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Frank Case
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Winnipeg
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Final $387 million grain payment due to REGINA area farmers
Transport Minister Otto Lang announced that a final payment of 387 million dollars will be mailed over January to February for the 1974 75 crop year. Saskatchewan's share tops 253 million, Alberta 68 million, Manitoba 45 million, with average payments per bushel specified for spring wheat and other grains.
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Leaf spot diseases threaten Manitoba barley crops in 1975
Agriculture Canada plant pathologist Dr. Andy Tekauz told Manitoba agronomists that leaf spot diseases remained a major problem in barley fields. He urged breeding for resistance and fungicide evaluation while noting new net blotch threats and limited resistance to spot blotch, with fungicides showing potential where attacks are severe and field testing reducing symptoms and boosting yield.
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Agriculture Canada
Andy Tekauz
Winnipeg
Tekauz
Tekaus
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