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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 01, 1983

Page

12

Pelly Trail Students Shine In Basic Skills Test

The Rossburn Review reports the 1983 Canadian test of Basic Skills results for Grades 3-8 in the Pelly Trail School Division. It details grade level targets, year to year growth, and overall progress in reading language study skills and mathematics, noting strong development over ten months.

Pelly Trail Canada C.T.R.S

Watch for overheating during grain storage in hot weather

Manitoba Agriculture chief engineer Orly Friesen warns overheating during grain storage even with moisture as low as 12 percent. High ambient temps near 30 C heat grain entering bins, moisture migrates as it cools, risking winter spoilage without uniform cooling and aeration. Results highlight using aeration at night and cooling grain to 0 C, with potential to reuse bins for multiple batches when air flow dries grain quickly. Contacts through regional agricultural engineers available for questions.

Orly Friesen Manitoba Agriculture Friesen

Burning stubble costs farmers on soil and erosion

Manitoba expert Larry Slevinsky warns that burning stubble after harvest reduces soil structure and organic matter, increases wind erosion, and wastes nitrogen. He cites erosion losses of 30 to 55 tonnes per hectare and notes about 1100 kilograms of straw and roots are needed per hectare to curb erosion. Straw choppers help spread residue to aid soil workability.

Manitoba Agriculture Soil Conservationist Larry Slevinsky Slevinsky Slovinsky

Manitoba Food Products Event Promotes Manitoba Grown

The Manitoba Food Products Event runs September 7 to 17 celebrating its 10th anniversary with a theme Take Home Manitoba Grown. It involves major retailers, processors, producers and food service, supported by a television campaign and in-store banners.

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