Manitoba Game Branch Policy For Crop Damage By Waterfowl
The Manitoba Game Branch outlines three phases to handle crop damage by waterfowl. Phase 1 allows farmers to shoot scare ducks with RCMP or Game Branch permission. Phase 2 permits a area specific up to 1380 acres for shooting to kill on harvested crops. Phase 3 opens restricted areas for any Manitoba resident if damage is widespread. Restrictions include no decoys or blinds and no shooting within 50 yards of water.
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Wateriow
Winnipeg
RCMP
Game Branch
Amy Manitoba
Rapid City
Newcase
Shoal Lake
New Uniforms For Rangers In Manitoba Region
Conservation officers in southern Manitoba began wearing new dark olive green uniforms as the Upland game third season opened. Nine Manitoba game guardians are outfitted so far, with 15 more officers in The Pas and Pu' region to be equipped. The ensemble includes an Eisenhower style jacket with gold buttons and black and gold shoulder flashes bearing Mines and Natural Resources Manitoba Game Branch, plus matching trousers and forage cap.
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Rvallen
Manitoba
Pas
Feras
Tais
Ami
Mines and Natural Resources
Game Branca
Laying Hens Need Balanced Rations, Brandon Notes
Notes from the Experimental Farm at Brandon report that laying hen diets require multiple protein sources to balance amino acids. Tests show soybean oil meal cannot be the sole protein source, and protein should not be below fifteen percent to maintain body condition and egg production.
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Brandon
Tomato French Dressing and Quick Spaghetti Meal Idea
A faded recipe passage outlines a Tomato French dressing using soup, vinegar, and spices with variations Garlic Lemon and other styles. It then suggests a speedy meal of spaghetti in tomato sauce with Vienna sausage, browned sausage, and a side pear and cottage cheese salad, for a ready weeknight option.
Mixed grain diets influence seed quality and delivery deadlines
Alberta entries dominate the provincial total with 783,395 reported at September 30 while Manitoba shows 388. deadlines shifted due to distance and rail logistics. Growers may submit entries up to shipment time, with judging likely mid February 1957, contingent on car arrival and inspection.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Tips On Traveling Hacks From A Road Tested Reader
A columnist shares practical travel tricks using common items and improvised gear. Examples include a spring clothespin used as a cigarette rest, a map clipped to a sun visor, ice triangles made with wax paper for easy freezer transfer, a cookie sheet as a play table, and a portable footstool for car rides.
Alberta Leads In Barley Entries In 1956 Contest
Alberta tops the field in barley entries for the National Barley Contest of 1956, the first since the brewing and malting industries started the competition in 1948, signaling strong participation and interest across major producers.
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Alberta
Brewing and Malting Industries
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Masheba Paper Company Woodloyment
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Wienipeg
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