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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
4
Manitoba farmers generously donate vegetables to assist Saskatchewan residents facing a severe emergency. Carloads are being collected from nearly every district of Manitoba, reflecting a strong cross province spirit of aid and gratitude for past Ontario support.
Sanford Evans notes Manitoba's 1937 crop value at 52 135 000 dollars, the highest since 1920, despite lower durum prices. Wheat remains the biggest cash crop, while mixed farming expands. Oats, rye, barley and other grains add strong income, with extensive hay production visible across the province.
The Winnipeg Tribune reports robust livestock and dairy activity across Manitoba with cows sleek and fat, corn for ensilage and thriving hogs. While certain districts faced hail and pests reducing yield, overall crops show health, diversification, and prosperity despite past difficulties.
Readers urged to send in local news by mail or phone to boost weekly paper content. Officials say wider local coverage will attract more readers and improve advertising potential.
Farm for sale west of MacGregor named Kelley Emmeline area. Sizable parcel NW 2 and SE 26 10 11 within three miles west of MacGregor. Features a cement block dwelling and useful frame outbuildings. Immediate possession not available. Price 3190 cash 3000 balance on easy terms. Mackinnon and Mackinnon MacGregor agents.
The piece argues Western wheat output hinges on soil fertility and fibre loss, not just rain. It cites long-term averages showing dramatic drought years but notes fertile, well-watered districts post drought can yield well, while rainfall largely governs yields despite soil condition.
Government distribution limits Renown while Thatcher rush demand, as farmers compare two rust resistant wheats. Thatcher yields well under many conditions and handles frost better, but Renown offers larger, better colored kernels, higher bushel weight, and stronger stem rust resistance. Both share milling and baking traits of Manitoba northern hard red spring wheat.
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