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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1968
Page
2
Dr. Rihal of the Birtle-Shoal Lake Health Unit urges citizen cooperation to control rats. Six steps include spotting signs like droppings and rub marks, trapping and poisoning safely, securing garbage, removing junk, rat proofing homes, and coordinating with neighbors for neighborhood elimination efforts.
Dr Ribal warns rats return if food and shelter are not kept away. They gnaw through pipes floors and concrete as front teeth grow about four inches yearly. Inspect areas around homes for holes and signs of rats. Contact local rat control at Birtles Shoal Lake Health Unit, 842-3497.
A persuasive piece argues water is essential for life and modern needs, highlighting dry wells, dwindling streams, and floods caused by fires and overgrazing. It urges sustainable forest management to protect watersheds and ensure future timber, water, and power resources for Canada’s growing population.
Weeds specialists warn that mixing weed control chemicals is not advised unless the label permits. Farmers sometimes combine herbicides to speed spraying, but this can backfire as basic chemicals may not mix. When additives like carrying oil are involved, there is no guarantee of compatibility. The only recommended mixture listed is 24D amine or MCP amine with TCA on barley.
Farmers weigh possible tank mixes of MOPA amine with TCA on oats and MCPA amine with TCA or Dal applied to flax. A simple two hour stand test in a quart sealer with agitation and the same water checks for separation. If the mix separates rapidly do not use together. If compatible spray promptly to avoid delayed reaction.
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