Don’t move cattle to pasture too early says Manitoba official
Farmers should delay turning cattle onto pastures despite warm weather. Dave Campbell of Manitoba Agriculture warns early grazing can reduce native pasture growth by about 60 percent, with tame pastures ready by late May. He advises soil testing, fertilizing, and using small fenced pastures with hay or grain if feed runs short.
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Dave Campbell
Manitoba
Campbell
Lee-Anne and Lisa Butler win 4-H illustrated talks trophies
Lee-Anne takes the Senior class and Lisa the Intermediate at the 4-H District illustrated talks competition. They will travel to Brandon on April 28 to compete at the Regional level.
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Lisa Butler
Lisa
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Mature University Planned at University of Manitoba
A mature university program for older citizens will run June 5 to 10 at St. John's College on the University of Manitoba campus. The course includes five lectures across Canadian Political Issues New Frontiers in Science and Understanding New Religions with meals and residence included. Registration is $185 and closes May 20.
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Winnipeg
St. John’s College
University of Manitoba
James Hartman
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