Harvest season updates from western Canada communities
Community notes cover crop prospects in 1983 across western Canada from Highway 45 to Rossburn. Talks of moisture, harvest timing, and farming conditions frame plans for fairs, 4-H events, and Parkland Harvest Festival August weekends. Includes upcoming sports days, races, duck population notes, and Ducks Unlimited events in Shoal Lake.
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Canada
Strathclair
Bill Lambert
Marco Pasture
Rossburn
Saskatoon
Pot Hole
Ducks Unlimited
Shoal Lake
Wheat Board posts new export record for 1982-83
The Wheat Board announces a run of record grain exports surpassing 25.5 million tonnes with three weeks left in the 1982-83 crop year. Officials hedge on praise to avoid upset among U S farmers as government supports cut production to ease the world glut. The Recorder lauds aggressive marketing and notes Canadian farmers need continued support.
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Wheat Board
Canadian Wheat Board
Ing
Neepawa shops set own hours amid bylaws shift
Neepawa businesses will post their own hours after the council dropped a governing bylaw. The decision followed reports of violations by outsiders and local shops. Council had spent hundreds drafting store hours legislation at merchants' request. Dauphin Kings profit tops list with 25000 for the year, aided by gate receipts up 26000 as they reached the Western Final Centennial Cup.
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Neepawa
Dauphin Kings
Kings
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Hamiota
Rossman
Rossburn Fair Grounds
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Manitoba
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Gregory Nesbitt
Darrell Nesbitt
United States
Rossbum Review
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