Cattalo doubts and hawksbeard control guide
Agriculture Canada researchers warn against crossing cattle with buffalo citing higher calf mortality and slower feedlot gains while suggesting standard British and exotic cattle breeds. A weed called narrow leaved hawksbeard appears around Russell with guidance on control using Disc implements Embutox and early cultivation. Round bale feeders show tombstone type as best value and waste around 19 percent. Confucius Say quotes and Atwood quips conclude the column with local political jibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattalo
Interlake
Agriculture Canada
Lethbridge
Alberta
Marchwell District social notes and farewells
Marchwell community shares weekend visits from Loewen, Millers and Toews families with Regina, Swift Current and Abbotsford connections. Gilbert and Pauline Johnson honored at a Come and Go Tea as they leave Marchwell after 46 years for Langenburg. Local waves include bingo prizes, ILMC awards in Esterhazy, and Legion events in Yorkton and Churchbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Loewen
Brookdale
Rudy Loewen
Henry Millers
Bjorkdale
Walter Millers
Red Deer
Alberta
Alex Bennett
Jenny Farmer
Bill Toews
B.C
Loewens
Regina
Swift Current
Abbotsford
Wendy Schmidt
Saskatoon
Robert Schmidt
Cindy Hogberg
Shellmouth
Asessippi
Gilbert Johnson
Marchwell Hall
Johnsons
Marchwell
Langenburg
Bob Schappert
Paulne
Gilbert
Eileen Yont
Kay Schappert
Marchwell Ladies Auxiliary
Laurence Apland
Ken
Sherri Apland
Sherri
Frank Haberstock
Katherine Schappert
Schappert
Lillian Haberstock
Bill Ewan
Nipawin
Lloyd Kirk
Loyd
Joyce
Allen
Lake Kenosee
Ewans
Bob Patterson
Social News Notes from Silverton District
Silverton and Winnipeg visitors mingle in a week of family gatherings and celebrations. Jim and Gail Cochrane host and transport relatives from Russell to Yorkton and Rossburn graduations while Lori Keating and Maureen Mathison receive congratulations and bursaries. A bridal shower for Glenda Betke is celebrated at Silverton Hall with friends from Inglis Russell and Silverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lindquist
Winnipeg
Jim Cochrane
Hazlehurst
Legion Court
Russell
Shorty Gray
Saskatoon
Gerald Keating
Rossburn
Lori
Fred Clearwater
Lena
Manitoba
Dick Cochrane
Hamiota
Maureen Mathison
Janice Cochrane
Yorkton
Jill Wolfe
Wolfe
Stanley Mushumanski
Don Thickett
Douglas
Brandon
Verna Evans
Don
Verna
John Smith
David
Jim and
Maryon Mushumanski
Paul Panko
Dauphin
Thelma Nordine
Jackie
Kansas City
Missouri
Minnedosa
Clear Lake
Rodney Mushumanski
Glenda Betke
Herb Betke
Jack Cochrane
Silverton Hall
Inglis
Russell and
Silverton
Step Closer To Solving Dutch Elm Disease Mystery
Canadian Forestry Service researchers at Winnipeg meeting say Cerato-ulmin CU, a fungal protein, is the likely toxic agent in Dutch elm disease. Dr. S Takai of Sault Ste Marie argues CU is present in diseased elms and may be identified by end of 1978. Findings show CU is produced by the disease fungus, toxic to American elm, with potential biological control paths and questions of practicality and cost remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forestry Service
Sault Ste. Marie
Winnipeg
S. Takai
Ohio
Quebec
Takai
Takei
Ed Kondo
G. Hiratsuka
Northen Forest Research Centre
Edmonton
Vssit
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Agriculture Today Agriculture Representative
Gunton Grassland
Guntorf
Margaret Atwood
Australia
Queensland
Marchwell District News
Patterson
Mae Patterson
Jean Moster
Doreen Ingjaldson
Spy Hill
Ernest Mitten
Rudolph Weinhemer
Johann Ingjaldson
Lloyd Farmer
Ilm.c
Esterhazy
Legion
Churchbridge
Soleman Boo
Walues Asst
Tod
Sporting Goods
Smacleods
Specia
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