Beef Savings Seen Possible Through Central Processing
Winnipeg reports substantial savings from centralized beef processing per a Manitoba Livestock and Meat Commission study. Benefits include lower transport and labor costs, better by products use, improved sanitation and quality, and price stability through boxed, vacuum packed cuts.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Livestock and Meat Commission
Montreal
High nitrogen rate boosts long term hay yields in pasture trial
Agriculture Canada reports a nine year study at Swift Current showing a single 650 lb per acre nitrogen application on crested wheatgrass Russian wild ryegrass and native grasses raises nine year hay yields from unfertilized levels by 2.1 to 4.6 tons per acre and increases protein content. Economical feasibility depends on livestock markets and rancher needs.
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Agriculture Canada
Swift Current
Recreation District News Highlights Local Programs
Recreation District News lists upcoming events and programs across Hamiota Oak River Kenton Miniota Cardale and surrounding areas. It notes the first Annual Hockey School December 27 30 1976 at Hamiota Arena and discusses forming a Recreation Hockey League for players unable to play Senior. It also covers sewing courses volleyball sessions photography and fitness drop-offs with dates for coaching certification and theory training at Brandon venues.
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Midwest Recreation District
Hamiota
Oak River
Kenton
Miniota
Cardale
Cardale U.C.W
Della Radcliff
Norma Wiltsey
Hamiota Collegiate
Rabid Skunk Attack Prompts Winnipeg Warning
Winnipeg cases prompt chief epidemiologist Dr. Emanuel Snell to urge against handling skunks. A boy bitten September 17 received emergency care and anti rabies treatment. The rabid skunk was confirmed after Ottawa lab testing. Rodents are not rabies carriers and keeping a skunk as a pet requires Medical Health Officer permission.
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Winnipeg
Emanuel Snell
Misericordia Hospital
Ottawa
Snell
Manitoba
Nominations Set for Birdtail River School Trustees
Nomination Day on October 6 1976 filled five trustee vacancies in the Birdtail River School Division by acclamation. Incumbents retained posts in Wards 2 4 6 and 10 while Allan Murray of Foxwarren will join Ward 8. Doug Falcon did not stand for re election. Falloon continues as trustee for Foxwarren Consolidated School District Ward and Birdtail River School Division for years.
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Constance Choptuik
Isabella
Kenneth Rapley
Strathclair
Gerald Shier
Edward Bunn
Birdtail Sioux Indian Reserve
Allan Murray
Foxwarren
Doug Falcon
Falloon
Foxwarren Consolidated
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Eugene
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Neelin High School
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