Scentless chamomile noted as a noxious weed threat
The Rossburn notice identifies scentless chamomile or Kandahar daisy as a noxious weed with white petals and yellow center. It highlights large invasions four miles north of Oakburn and isolated finds north of Angusville, warning farmers to take precautions to prevent spread and note lack of chemical control in crops.
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Kandahar
Et i
Rossburn
King George
Oakburn
Angusville
Scentless chamomile a persistent weed challenge
Scentless chamomile infests fields in moist areas and edges, spreads by seed, resists common herbicides, and can persevere as summer or winter annual. A single plant yields up to half a million seeds, making management crucial inside and outside fields. A fourth annual Farm Family Seminar on estate planning is set for Nov 19 in Russell with Cal Bradley and Father Frank Franz.
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Tome
Russell
Cal Bradley
Alberta Agriculture
Bradley
North America
Frank Franz
Winnifred Lindsay
First magazine on recycling emerges in Manitoba
Myron Love profiles Dorothy Colley who launched Reclaim Manitoba, Canada’s first recycling magazine. The first issue in June features an interview with Lloyd McGinnis of the IISD, Earth Day and Environment Week pieces, and a profile of Earth Day organizer Karen Johnson. Frenscot collects and resells waste office paper to 82 mills. trucks now haul 40,000 to 45,000 pounds daily. The magazine aims for six regional editions across Canada.
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Dorothy Colley
Manitoba
Reclaim Manitoba
Ms. Colley
Frenscot Ltd
Resource Recovery Institute
Recycling Council of Manitoba
Scotland
Zambia
Winnipeg
Frenscot
North America
Reclaim
Environmental Action
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Myron Love
Marquis Project
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