Extra levels offered by Manitoba crop insurance in 1983
Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski announced extra two levels of Part 2 hail insurance for all insurable crops in 1983, adding 15 and 30 per acre options to existing 45 60 and 75 per acre coverages, with tweaks for buckwheat and sugar beets, plus revised rules on seeding dates test areas and hail loss assessments. It also extends final fire loss coverage dates to aid farmers unable to harvest by October 21.
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Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Bill Uruski
Uruski
Calf huts aid in preventing and treating scours
Neonatal diarrhea causes vary from bacteria to poor nutrition but cure focuses on prevention and rapid treatment. Emphasizing colostrum intake within six hours and at least one litre in two hours, plus early electrolyte fluids, glucose sources, and warm bedding, helps calves recover. Heifers calving separately reduces exposure. use huts to shelter 15 to 20 calves near cows.
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Lyle McNichol
Dauphin Livestock
Manitoba Agriculture
McNichol
All Risk Crop Insurance Ad Urges Farmers to Secure Coverage
A Manitoba Canada insurance notice urges farmers to insure 1983 crops with an All-Risk policy. It warns natural hazards threaten yields and grades, notes higher collateral with coverage, and calls for action before April 30. Contact your M.C.I.C. agency now.
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Canada-Manitoba
M.C.I.C. Agency
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