4-H selects youth for South Dakota Experience Trip
Four youth from the Hamiota Shoal Lake area, including Barbara Lynn and Jeff Dyck, are chosen to represent the Manitoba Agricultural Representative area on an Experience Trip to South Dakota in July. Leaders J W Leland and Norval Brooks named as representatives, with 25,411 members from the region set for exchanges in Vermilion and Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyuarry Andrew
Barbara Lynn
Joseph
Reeder
MiNisty Lane Srasers Club
Vett Dyck
Juvers Beet Club
Hamma
South Dakota
Jeff
U.S.A
J. W. Leland
Minsota
Norval Brooks
Hamiota Pony Club
Canada bans three rapeseed varieties amid erucic acid debate
Agriculture Canada says Echo Arlo and Polar rapeseed varieties with 28 to 35 percent erucic acid are dropped from the approved list and will not be sold. Low erucic acid crops dominate Canadian production with 30 percent under one percent and 64 percent at one to two percent. High erucic acid seed will be grown only under contract in segregated zones to prevent cross pollination.
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Canada
Agriculture Canada
Saskatoon, Sask
Alberta
Farm Surfactants and Herbicide Label Compliance
Farm surfactants are not pesticides and do not require EPA registration. When used with herbicides they must follow label directions. improvised mixtures may not improve performance and could violate label terms. Surfactants do not enhance pre emergent or preplant herbicide performance, and manufacturers are not liable for off label applications.
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EPA
Surfactants Boost AAtrex Postemergence Performance
Notes on herbicide use explain that adding a surfactant like crop oil improves contact action of AAtrex on emerged weeds but raises crop injury risk. Nebraska tests show non petroleum surfactants underperform crop oil. Follow manufacturer directions. other herbicides with built in surfactants may not benefit and can increase injury.
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Nebraska
Health Centre News reports staff changes and resignations
Health Centre News notes changes after a year of new health care delivery. May 29 gathering honored four resignations effective May 3: John Rankin and wife Gertrude, Margaret Sangster, and Cheryl Scott. Rankins move to Winnipeg. Sangster and Scott depart after long service. Bonnie Guthrie fills physiotherapy role. Marjorie Paterson shifts to Winnipeg. Ted Rosenstock doing summer field work. four staff attend national conference in Ontario. report forthcoming.
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Uamola
John Rankin
Margaret Sangster
Cheryl Scott
Rankin
John
Gertrude
Winnipeg
Grand Lodge of Manitoba
Sangster
Heal
Scott
Hadland
J. E. Riddell
Lynn Tolton
Newdale
Minnedosa
Bonnie Guthrie
Reston
Marj
Orie Paterson
Brandon
Ted Rosenstock
Geneva Park
Ontario
Local visitors share memories and birthday greetings
Mr and Mrs Brian Penny and family of Rossburn visited Mrs L Wisner last week. Wisner left Sunday for Elmira Ontario to visit daughter and attend a great granddaughter's wedding on June 21. Arthur Gunson of Vancouver called on uncle John Gunson. Thursday evening social followed service at Park Residence with the Lynas Jameson Senior Choir and 40 guests. Coffee tea cake and ice cream served. Mrs S Stewart celebrated her birthday at Glen Stewart farm on May 28.
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Brian Penny
Rossburn
L. Wisner
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Barbara
Jeff Dyck
Barbara Lynn Joseph
Eugene Whelan
By Jim Hargreaves
Agricultural Representative
Health Centre News
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