Cheese makers learn European tube methods at Winnipeg seminar
Manitoba dairy processors attended a Winnipeg seminar on European pressure and filtration methods to separate protein and fat from milk. Experts from Ottawa and Cornell highlighted automated tube processing, energy savings, and higher yields though applicable mainly to specialty cheeses like Camembert.
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Europe
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba Agriculture
John Wakelin
Wagen Modier
Food Research Institute
Ottawa
Modler
Cornell University
Frank Kosikowski
Kosikowski
Dormant seeding risks in frozen Manitoba ground cautions frost kill
Manitoba forage specialist Nan cy Ames-Gottfred warns that seeding into frozen ground carries high risk of frost damage if warm spells occur before freeze up. Best practice is to seed in spring or early summer, except in persistent wet spots where dormant seeding may help. Grasses are safer than legumes for this method.
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Nancy Ames-Gottfred
Manitoba Agriculture
Ames-Gottfred
Ames Gottfred
Cattle grub control guidance for Manitoba herds
Agriculture Today outlines four active cattle grub controls for Manitoba herds including Co Ral Dylox Spotton and Prolate Imidan with application timing and safety restrictions. Calves under three months or sick animals should not be treated and slaughter delays vary by product. Grain beetle issues in the 1981 harvest are noted with grain-bin pest checks and professional identification offered.
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Manitoba
Canadian Grain Commission
Winnipeg
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