Forsythe family business ends after 74 years in 1975
The Forsythe name in Portage la Prairie and district, linked to coal and earlier to lumber and grain, ends its 74 year run in 1975. Andrew Forsythe arrived in 1901 to start a grain business, built elevators, ran a lumber yard, and expanded into coal and construction. He died in 1956. the business passed to sons Jack and Harry, who added recreation lines in 1965. coal phased out in 1975 and Forsythe’s Ski-Doo brand moved to Custom Home and Leisure under Westward Enterprises, with the construction arm continuing under the old name.
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Forsythe
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Andrew Forsythe
Andy
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Saskatchewan
Andy” Forsythe
Bill Dugdale
Lois Forsythe
Bill
Newdale
Manitoba Hydro
United States
Great Lakes
Forsythe Company
Poplar Point
Oakville
Jack
Harry Forsythe
Harry
Forsythe's
Custom Home and Leisure
Forsythes
Westward Enterprises
Agriculture Canada outlines universal restraint policy
Government plan ties inflation fight to productivity and shared sacrifice. It urges all sectors to follow guidelines with sanctions for violators. Farmers exempt due to lack of bargaining power, but boards and commissions must align. Policies aim to stabilize input prices as production costs rise and productivity grows.
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Canadian Dairy Commission
Corn silage not the answer for high feed costs
Manitoba researchers at the Agronomists Conference found corn silage often yields lower returns than barley or other rations due to higher management needs and pricing difficulties. Rigaux and Kraut analyze silage economics for beet production, urging further study to explain inconsistencies.
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University of Manitoba
Manitoba Agronomists
Winnipeg
L.R. Rigaux
Rigaux
ML B. Kraut
Ontario
United States
de Rigaux
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