Manitoba farmers access broad choice in livestock feeds
Agriculture Canada notes that Manitoba farmers can choose from about 8000 registered feeds or request custom mixes. All multi-ingredient feeds must disclose ingredients and guarantee label analyses for fat, fiber, minerals, and vitamins. Custom mixes may not include added drugs beyond safe, regulated limits. Research explores alternative protein sources like poultry manure and industrial waste, but these must pass safety tests before registration for commercial feeds.
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Manitoba
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Elm River girls attend Winnipeg aunt's 40th anniversary
I Botterill Rae and Elsie McLaughlin attended the 40th anniversary of an aunt in Winnipeg on Saturday. On Sunday, they assisted with related family duties and returned home.
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Elsie McLaughlin
Winnipeg
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Chris
Ermajean Botterill
Kirk
John
Danny
Debbie Botterill
Dentons
Bob
Martha Carr
Terry
Storeys
Curtis
Marilyn
Len Wiebe
Transcona
Butlers
Don
Donna Staples
Paul
Lorraine Yaworsky
Elm River 4-H Club holds reorganization meeting
The Elm River 4-H Club met at Mrs. Doug McCormick home with 12 members and 10 visitors. Officers elected for the year include Deena Wood president Angela McCormick vice president Grant McCormick secretary Garth McCormick treasurer Doug Bogue reporter and Sadie Barker club photographer. The club plans monthly meetings on the third Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The next gathering will be at the Ray Wood home.
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Elm River
Doug McCormick
Deena Wood
Angela McCormick
Grant McCormick
Garth McCormick
Doug Bogue
Sadie Barker
Ray Wood
Air filter checks curb gas waste and engine health
The Car Care Council warns dirty air filters force engines to burn more fuel and pollute. Checked every few months and replaced at least every 24 000 miles to keep cars running cleanly and efficiently.
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Car Care Council
Women's Institute fall tea and meeting highlights
The Women’s Institute held its October meeting at Elks Hall with a well attended fall tea. Members reported on bursaries, graduation awards, and a Book Mart sale yielding 43000 for children's disease research. A leadership course is set for November 1 and a regional gathering in Brandon October 28 to 31. Next meeting November 14.
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Wazaar
W.I
Elks Hall
Brandon
Elsie Stanger
Ben Crewson
M. McLean
McLean
Kate Oliver
Lion’s Manor
Katherine Brown
Letter to the Editor on Elk and Moose Hunting Rules
Norman Tyler laments game department rules allowing early elk and moose hunting including does. He argues female deer should not be hunted as they sustain populations and cites past deer seasons as producing wounded and lost does. He calls for realistic law changes by wildlife experts.
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Game Department
Norman Tyler
Firestone Portage Appoints Dave Dalaney as Manager
Firestone Tire Portage la Prairie announces Dave Dalaney as store manager. He arrives from Medicine Hat Alberta, is married with three children, and invites customers to meet him. The note promotes Firestone pre inventory tire sale.
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Firestone Tire
Portage la Prairie
Dave Dalaney
Dave
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Firestone
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