Cream Storage Containers and Flavor Contamination
Mr. Pringle explains that container choice strongly affects cream flavor and quality. He warns against soft plastic and previously used containers, urges thorough cleaning, and recommends glass, hard plastic, stainless steel, glazed crocks, or tinned dairy pails. Maintain cleanliness, no dirt seams, and cover cream while cooling to 45 F before shipment.
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Pringle
Interlake to shape land use plan with local input
Manitoba Interlake district will host a cooperative process to map land use. W A Wallace notes expert and community input will guide how land is allocated for crops grazing wildlife areas and multiple uses. The plan aims to intensify farmed land and explore native grazing and hay potential across 4 million acres.
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W. A. Wallace
Soils Division
Manitoba Crops and Soils Branch
Interlake Resources
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Used Car Dealers Are Sentenced in Manitoba Case
County Court Judge J. R. Solomon sentenced two used car dealers to two years in penitentiary. He called their offense the most despicable theft type. Mulligan and Klymchuk were convicted of conspiracy to defraud fraud and false pretenses in a 1959 car purchase scheme involving a $1850 price and $200 deposits, with a return cheque and missing funds. Gajkosik, the seller, was paid only partial sums before the case unfolded.
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Joseph Leo Mulligan
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John Joseph Klymchuk
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Kamil Gajkosik
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Molgat Fears A Monopoly In Manitoba Processing Firms
Liberal leader Molgat warns a proposed takeover could create a monopoly as a Winnipeg business group pushes to buy and amalgamate seven processing firms. Cabinet met to discuss sanction and no decision has been released. The spokesman said government control would limit processors while other firms could compete.
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Properly Planting Bare Root Roses
Instructions from the Canadian Nursery Trades Association explain removing paper plastic or metal containers around roots while keeping burlap in place if tied to a soil ball. After placing the plant in the hole, slice the burlap lengthwise in several places to encourage outward root growth without disturbing surrounding soil.
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Canadian Nursery Trades Association
Inoculating Legumes Boosts Protein Levels and Yields
Provincial forage specialist Marcel Barnabe notes legumes sown this spring may be inoculated or purchased pre-inoculated. Inoculants match legume groups with options for alfalfa, sweet clover, soybeans, field peas, beans, birds foot trefoil, and true clovers. Costs are two to five cents per acre, and inoculation should be done within 24 hours before seeding using a dampened seed mix.
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Marcel Barnabe
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