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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1994

Page

16

Manitoba releases guidelines for beef producers environmental practices

Manitoba publishes a 62 page Farm Practices Guidelines for Beef Producers detailing manure management methods to reduce pollution and odor. It covers livestock watering to protect watercourses, aiding municipal review of beef development proposals. The guide, by the Agriculture Guidelines Development Committee, aligns with the Livestock Waste Regulation and Farm Practices Protocol Act. Copies available from Manitoba Agriculture offices.

Manitoba Harry J. Enns Enns Agricultural Guidelines Development Committee Minister of Agriculture Keystone Agricultural Producers Union of Manitoba Municipalities Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities Consumers Association of Canada (Manitoba The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Manitoba Agriculture Offices

Watch out for insect pests in stored grain

Fall 1994 sees above average rusty grain beetle activity across the prairies. Live insects in delivered grain can cause rejection at elevators. Use cold winter air and aeration to keep bins cool and dry. A pitfall trap detects mobile insects. check weekly or biweekly. Identify infested bins before unloading to apply control measures and protect the grain system.

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Emu Farming Gains Traction in Western Canada

Ron Landry of Landry Farms in Roblin promotes emu ranching as a viable agricultural option. He hosts a December 15 information seminar at Roblin's Chicken Delight with Manitoba Emu Association president Karen Friesen to discuss industry status in Australia incubation fertility veterinarians and future prospects. About 100 attendees are welcome with advance registration to attend a daylong event featuring displays and data on breeding stock prices and a slaughter market.

Ron Landry Roblin Landry Farms Canada Landry Emus Manitoba Emu Association Karen Friesen Australia Roblin’s Chicken Delight

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