Stork’s Bill Weed Invades Fields After Moist Winters
Erodium dicutarium or Stork’s Bill is a long seeded winter annual weed spreading beyond northern wet areas. It forms a low rosette with pinkish purple flowers and a seed pod like a stork’s bill. Seeds germinate over fall spring and summer leading to repeated flushes and difficult control as seeds can persist in soil.
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Storks Bill weed warning from Gordon Parker column
Gordon Parker notes Stork's Bill germinates after soil disturbance and thrives in cool shade. He urges 20 weed counts per field, checks low spots, and warns seeds spread with equipment. Seed certification and weed content records aid prevention. Parker is a Medicine Hat crop consultant and PAg.
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Telus Offers Buyouts to 11 000 Workers in West
Telus Corp plans voluntary severance for about 11 000 unionized employees in Alberta and British Columbia as part of a broad restructuring to cut costs. The package targets roughly 40 percent of the firm’s western workforce and expires in October.
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Telus faces rate cut ruling as profits tipped to fall
Telus reacts to a CRTC decision denying higher residential rates and lowering interconnection fees for rivals. The ruling would trim Telus earnings by about 45 million this year and up to 75 million annually later, weighing on its stock as shares slipped to 13.64 on Friday.
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Opposition Paper on Medicare Access Prints Online
Copies of the Official Opposition Discussion Paper Making Medicare Better are available from the Alberta Liberals website at wwwaaltaliberals.ab.ca or by toll free phone 310-0000 asking to connect to the Official Opposition.
Air Canada hits 120 day limit on fuel surcharge plan
The Canadian Transportation Agency ruled Air Canada may impose a fuel surcharge for up to 120 days amid rising fuel costs. The carrier sought a $30 roundtrip surcharge on tickets issued after June 10, except for Canada-US flights. The agency urged temporary, variable pricing to aid fare comparison.
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Winnipeg Canola and grain prices at Winnipeg Commodity Exchange
Closing prices show Canola futures mixed with declines across July to May contracts led by July and May Canola. Flax and Barley show small shifts while Wheat and Field Peas hold steady or modestly move. Domestic malting barley quotes from Thunder Bay appear alongside Western feed and durum values.
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