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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
8
The article urges farmers to finish cultivating summerfallowed fields by early August and then leave them untouched until mid September. A crust forms, preventing moths from laying eggs and reducing next season’s cutworm damage. It notes no chemical control exists yet and mentions a Britain seed treatment for wireworms coming next year.
The Madeline No. 1 well is moved to a new location near the honey farm in the vicinity. A depth of 3325 feet has been reached according to the latest report from the wildcat drilling unit.
The Canadian Passenger Association announces low fares from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to the Regina exhibition. Fares available two days before July 30 with a return limit two days after August 4. R H Powers vice chairman confirms the plan.
In hot weather fruit and tomato juices milk and buttermilk serve as thirst quenchers and provide essential minerals and vitamins for nourishment.
Mrs Paul Mari, a new Canadian citizen, is pictured with her two week old son Paul Jr in Winnipeg. The couple left Communist China for Canada so the baby could be born in a free country. The Financial Post notes Canada’s lumber production rising significantly with BC up and the east of the Rockies near 20 percent.
Ergot affects rye barley heat and oats with rye being most susceptible. Ergot bodies overwinter in soil and storage and release as windborne spores. Control relies on ergot-free seed and resistant varieties to prevent soil contamination and outbreaks.
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