Prairie Herd Retention Plan Reached Across Provinces
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski announces a regional Herd Retention Program to aid prairie livestock producers facing severe drought. Eligible Manitoba farmers in the southwest drought area will receive 48 dollars per breeding cow and six dollars per breeding ewe or nanny, with 85 percent of eligible stock used for calculation, and a 75 percent retention requirement through April 1985. The plan is cost shared with the federal government and will be administered province by province.
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Bill Uruski
Prairie Agriculture
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Ellice
Birtle
Archie
Miniota
Wood
Worth
Wallace
Pipestone
Sifton
Albert
Cameron
Edward
Arthur
Brenda
PMU
Feds
Manitoba Grown Promotion Drives Food Products Event
The eleventh annual Manitoba Food Products Event runs May 5 to 15 promoting Manitoba grown goods. Over 400 retail stores statewide back the push to raise consumer awareness and boost agriculture’s role in the province’s economy. Retailers report higher sales linked to the campaign. See Food on page 2.
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Manitoba
al Gascoigne
Manitoba Agriculture
Manitoba restricts waterfowl bag limits for non-residents in 1984
Manitoba Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling announces 1984 bag limits for non Canadian waterfowl hunters as eight geese and eight ducks for residents remain unchanged. Non residents face five daily ducks and five daily geese with ten possessions each, mallards limited to three daily and six in possession, while canvasbacks and redheads stay the same.
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al Mackling
Manitoba
Mississippi
Central
Mackling
Canadian
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Prairies
Canada
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