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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1982
Page
3
Agriculture Canada research outlines an insect pest management system for the red turnip beetle. Cultural controls include fall cultivation of canola stubble and destroying food plants. timing of egg hatching and adult emergence drives damage risk, with spraying used only when infestations are severe.
The document lists Super Tractor model numbers with their PTO horsepower ratings from 44 to 300 hp. It specifies variants with and without Sound-Gard Body and includes multiple line items for models 1040 through 8850.
All fourteen districts of the Manitoba Cattle Producers Association finalize plans for their Annual District Meetings. Producers review the association report, discuss past year activities, and meet nominees in even numbered districts. District 13 meeting is at Bield Community Centre on October 20 at 8 p.m.
A sales total of 546 head including 438 cattle 8 sows 44 weanling pigs 55 feeder pigs and 1 horse. Prices ranged for butcher steers 70 cents pound cattle cows around 49 to 66 cents bulls 65 to 66 cents feeders 72 to 76 cents pigs 32 to 163 dollars each sows up to 60 cents per pound horses up to 34 percent per pound. Names and locations include Buick Farms Roblin Lenore Doreen Popowich Kamsack Glen Yaroski Calder Mike Lacusta Calder Earl Dixon San Clara Garry Dillin Ted Myslichuk and Weiller Williams.
Manitoba Agriculture will use weather and soil type to tailor fertilizer recommendations for wheat, oats, and barley. Director Ken McGill says the system links soil fertility with projected precipitation and moisture, enabling field specific guidance to save farmers fertilizer costs.
Soil moisture is fair and cereal harvest is well advanced with regional variations. Swathing ranges from 95 percent in Roblin Russell to 40 percent at The Pas. combining 90 percent in Roblin Russell and 70-80 percent elsewhere. Early yields above average in Dauphin Ste. Rose Swan River. later crops affected by frost and green kernels. canola yields likely below average. Buckwheat in Dauphin area yields 5-6 bu/ac. fall rye is emerging.
Fall tillage and baling of straw are under way on area farms as harvest activity continues. Equipment operates across fields, with farmers adjusting practices to weather and soil conditions.
With school and autumn, 4-H begins as club leaders organize materials and hold reorganization meetings. Members pick projects such as Foods or Crafts and adults volunteer to instruct. Youth aged 9 to 19 may join. contact Betty Nykyforak for details. Renew Roblin Review subscription today.
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