Judges Visit Roblin for Communities in Bloom Review
Communities in Bloom judges Brenda Cameron and Carol Bender toured Roblin on July 24 to assess the town's appeal for a return to competition. Cameron praised Roblin as attractive and well kept, noting the sundial as a standout feature. Bender cited the Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation and its unique elements, acknowledging they asked many questions and slowed the visit. The judges also viewed Main Street and the business district with strong impressions.
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Communities In Bloom
Brenda Cameron
Carol Bender
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Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation
Bender
Main Street
MYJC Report TV Guide Reference Inside Classifieds
Inside classifieds section references MYJC Report on page 13 and a TV Guide listing on page 16. The brief note indicates page navigation for readers seeking the past week’s community updates and entertainment guide.
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Parkland Crop Diversification Field Day Showcases Crops
PCDF hosted a field day on July 22 to showcase crops suited to Parkland conditions. Jeff Kostui noted tours cover 1,500 plots yearly from Russell to Swan River and east of Ste. Rose, including barley wheat corn hemp canola and lentils. Self guided tours are available anytime as farmers assess frost free days and six year trial viability for new crops.
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Parkland Crop Diversification Foundation
PCDF
Jeff Kostui
Russell
Swan River
Ste. Rose
Kostuik
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