Manitoba finances and per capita cost rise through 1957-58
Manitoba province tracks a steady rise in per capita government costs from 17.40 in 1921-22 to 90.3 in 1957-58 amid a multi million dollar budget spread. The piece notes federal provincial tax rentals, capital needs, and planned public works while detailing beer pricing decisions and racing funding impacts. It cites Premier Campbell and opposition critiques as lawmakers vote on estimates and public welfare plans.
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Eight Year Mixed Farming Rotation at Brandon Farm
Notes from the Experimental Farm in Brandon Manitoba describe an eight-year rotation designed for expanding livestock programs and weed control. The sequence includes fallow wheat coarse green seed to hay hay pasture bed-fallow wheat and coarse grain with half the land in grain each year. Forage crops run two years with one full year for sod breaking to suit prairie conditions.
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