Minority Report on MFAC MFU Amalgamation Plan
D L Barclay argues the MFAC MFU amalgamation fails to create true unity. He claims the plan erases MFAC features, excludes cooperative locals, and risks alienating Manitoba farm families. He warns it widens MFU MFAC rifts, lacks financing, and omits cooperative participation and national affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFAC
Ancusi
J. A. McCalister
M. J. Sotas
Mysel
Aft
MPFAC
Mf.u
MF AC
Federation
M.f.ac
M-Flac
Disticta
M.F.A
M.F.U
Farmers of
Manitoba
United Church Weekly Message and Prayer for Children
A church message questions members about reelection of their church role based on service and duty, urging self examination and active Christian living. It includes a prayer for children asking blessing, training, truth, courage, and self control.
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Dsics
Combination rotation adapts to weed problem at farm
Notes from the Experimental Farm in Brandon, Manitoba describe a four year combination rotation. It uses four fields with one seeded to grass for at least three years if sod is productive. The plan supports livestock forage and soil improvement while addressing weed control.
Flexible three year rotation for Manitoba wheat farming
A Manitoba agriculture note describes a three year rotation: fallow, wheat, and cease grain with sweet clover as green manure or a pre fallow hay crop. Supervised from the Experimental Farm in Brand on, it blends forage and grain, permits early sod retirement, is not fixed, and allows grass seeding with grain and summer fallow.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Homemakers Recipe Booklet Free For the Asking
A Homemakers note offers a free booklet of casserole recipes by mail to readers who send a four line request. An included recipe shows ground beef and pork with cornbread like components baked at 350 degrees for 134 hours. The piece mentions Electrical Week and the need for adequate home wiring, urging readers to consult a local electrician and plan wiring before building or renovating. It ends inviting readers to write “Elizabeth” at Manitoba Power Commission, 1075 Portage Ave, Winnipeg.
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Owen
Tinia
Manitoba Power Commission
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
Christmas tree farming thinning boosts value and growth
Farmers pursue Christmas tree production as a cash crop or supplement. Thinning at harvest time frees space for remaining trees, improves size and quality, and prevents wasted growing area. Green branch removal after thinning prevents obstruction and keeps openings clear for growth.
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MAPAC
D. L. Barclay
O. M. Shaw
MFFAC
OFM
C. F.A
M. Fla
M.F.A.C
O.F.M
I Ag
Joint Committee
United Farm Organization
Farmer Cooperatives
M.F.A. C
Mf.a.c
MFU
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Cooperative Union of Canada
Interprovincial Farm Union Council
Western Agricultural Conference
Roblin Review
United Church Weekly Message
ED Sullin
Meteor
The
Review Office
Pack Inc
Home Economist
Scumpy McCulloch
Zeke
Hesvier
Canada
Parkside Motors
First Avenue
Roblin
Man
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