Laws of Harvest for Life in Central Alberta
A reflection on farming in central Alberta, noting a resilient outlook for agriculture despite a somewhat down harvest this year. The piece links farming laws to Galatians 6 7 9 and Micah 6 8, praising honesty, responsibility and humble living as enduring guides for life and farming.
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Alberta
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St Paul
Micah
God
St. Paul
Procrastinator Plants Hope Fall Garden Makeover
A diarist admits procrastination but outlines a garden overhaul. They battled quack grass without chemicals, plan to relocate a red rhubarb, spread soil into rock garden, adjust the faux well, lay landscape fabric, trim flower beds by eight and a half feet, and transplant irises, bleeding hearts, and bulbs this September. They allot 20 to 40 minutes daily to work toward a revived, colorful yard.
Observation On Weather And Gratitude In September
Addy Oberlin observes summer lingering with heat and humidity drawing complaints alongside farmers praising sunshine and needing rain for crops. The piece muses on weather unpredictability, control, and divine oversight citing Psalm 147 78 about rain and growth, closing with thanks to God for weather stewardship.
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Agriculture not the cause of Lake Winnipeg problems says Manitoba Beef Producers
Cam Dahl of Manitoba Beef Producers argues that public perception, not science, shapes environmental policy. He contends algae blooms arise from sources other than modern cattle farming and urges producers to share accurate stories via media and editorial pages to counter misinformation and avoid unnecessary regulation.
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Lake Winnipeg
United States
Agriculure
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Canada
Land and Water
MBP
YouTube
Cam Dahl
Manitoba Beef Producers
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