Ergot Infestation Hits Prairie Grain Across Manitoba
Agriculture Canada notes have reported ergot outbreaks in southern Manitoba, with wet seeding conditions boosting infections in red spring, amber durum, and utility wheats, plus feed barley. Ergot sclerotia replace kernels, lowering yields and risking rejection or downgrading of shipments. Fatally poisoning livestock is possible in severe cases, especially for pregnant or lactating animals.
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Prairies
Manitoba
Canadian Grain Commission
Seed of
Canada
Ergot infection risks from modern farming practices
Several current farming methods raise ergot risk. Harvesting leaves sclerotia in chaff and straw, shallow tillage allows soil sclerotia to germinate, and light or irregular seeding with mixed maturities causes uneven stands and late tillering, boosting infection chances. Contact local agricultural representatives for current control recommendations.
Price advertising and ownership rules in everyday purchases
Consumers learn when a price ad binds a sale and when corrections or error clauses avoid penalties. The piece explains ownership transfer for specific goods, conditions for refunds if damaged, and legal penalties for misadvertising. It notes up to 25 000 dollars fines or a year in jail for false pricing.
Limestone project suspends work after first-stage cofferdam
Manitoba Hydro suspends Limestone formation work on the Nelson River after completing the first-stage cofferdam. The site Sundance camp will close by year end and Long Spruce Camp will host remaining tasks. The 1100 MW station now targets first power in 1987 with costs rising to 1.6 billion.
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Manitoba Hydro
Nelson River
Manitoba
Northern States Power Company
Minneapolis
Sundance
Long Spruce
First
Livestock Auction Totals at Roblin Manitoba Market
A total of 1,028 head passed through the Roblin Auction Mart on Thursday November 9 1978 comprising 768 cattle 240 pigs 18 horses and 2 sheep. Prices included butcher steers 62.75 and butcher heifers 60.25 paid to sellers Dick Nychuk Angusville and Oliver Ellis Roblin Terry Cherneski Roblin.
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Weiller & Williams (Man.) Ltd
Roblin Auction Mart
Roblin
Man
Dick Nychuk
Angusville
Oliver Ellis
Terry Cherneski
Local Livestock Prices Reported Across Farms
Butcher cows bring 47.75 dollars while Angusville bulls fetch 55.00. Feeder steers at Durban and other stock figures include 68.25 62.50 85.00 72.00 and 28.50 to 34.00 for weanling pigs. Feeder pigs 45.00 to 65.00 and sows 0.55 and boars 0.645 round out the market.
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Geo
Airlies
Togo
W. C. Hugill
Durban
Lyle Hofer
Inglis
John Bauer
Roblin
Ted Myslichuk
Geraldine Nernberg
Grandview
Silence and stillness as path to renewal and direction
A meditation on quietness drawing from Erich Fromm and biblical verses. It contrasts the destructive symbolism of the swastika with a call to return to a quiet center to regain strength, guidance, and harmony, emphasizing stillness as a source of change and life force.
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Erich Fromm
Land of
India
Jesus
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