Seed Growers Association Reforms Aimed at Fair Seed Rights
The Executive Council of the Canadian Seed Growers Association proposes new rules to limit contracts and recognize actual field power. No seed will be sealed without a membership certificate. applications must reach Ottawa by July 2. The Vancouver meeting will consider registering crops with more than two varieties per farm and introducing an apprenticeship system.
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Canadian Seed Growers Association
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Ottawa
Executive Council
Vancouver
Canada
CNR
Bordes
Princess' France's 2nd Year Crop Limits Enforced
A notice states no new grower may produce more than ten acres of Registered crop for the first year, under the Princess' France's plan.
Obituary: Uncle Jimmie Dies After Long Illness in Binsearth
Uncle Jimmie, well known in the district, died after a year of declining health. Born in 1859 he came to the country in 1854 and homesteaded in this district for 36 years. Survived by two sons James Alexander and Welter McCormick and four daughters, thirteen grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral held at United Church in Binsearth conducted by Rev. Wm. Holmes. Interment in Binsearth cemetery. Pallbearers named Elen Bligh, Harry Lazenby, James Mulberry, Harold Furna, Alex Smyth Sr, and Philip Robinson.
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Jimmie
Edith
Dinsearth
Lucy Robinson
James Alexander
Sandy
Bavelaw
Spy Hill
Sask
Winnipes
Harold May
Sherrill Polding
United Church
Binsearth
Wm. Holmes
Csleighs
Binscarth
Elen Bligh
Harry Lazenby
James Mulberry
Harold Furance
Alex Smyth, Sr
Philip Robinson
Harrison to Head Barley Improvement Institute
Prof. T. J. Harrison resigns as Manitoba head of the Barley Improvement Institute to lead a new national body. The institute, backed by Canada’s brewing and malting industries, will focus on barley research economics and extension with offices in Winnipeg and a $750000 five year funding aim. Harrison stays on as chairman of the National Barley Contest Committee for 1948, which continues the $4700 prize contests from 1946 and 1947.
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T. J. Harrison
Manitoba
Board of Grain Commissioners For Canada
New Barley Improvement Institute
Harrison
National
Brewing and Malting Industries
Brandon
Stitute
Brewing Fend Making Industries of
Canada
Institute
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Time Bombs and the Call for Change
The piece argues crisis fosters a will to act and urges immediate transformation rather than mere information. It frames change as essential to personal and collective progress, warning that delay leads to being shaped by circumstances.
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