Bootleg grain menace and rainy day farming tips
Excerpts warn that unlicenced grain varieties harm Western Canadian farmers through lowered grain quality. It notes Preston wheat’s poor baking grade, rogue varieties in Manitoba, and urges disposal by feeding to livestock. The piece also outlines weather related farming actions including soil testing feed testing and tree orders.
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