Weeds Robbers: Watch for New Invasions This Summer
The bulletin urges farmers to constantly watch for new weeds as they cause greater losses than pests or diseases. It offers a free weed identification service via Line Elevators Farm Service, asking for two weed specimens to be sent to local grain buyers for analysis and guidance. Obtain a copy of the bulletin from local agents or by writing to the Line Elevators Farm Service. Immediate identification helps eradicate new weeds and prevent spread.
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Line Elevators Farm Service
Tocal
Win
Apes
Calgary
World Cup hopefuls eye European stage ahead
Players described as well placed to compete anywhere in Europe, signaling confidence in adapting to continental competition and showcasing readiness for high level play.
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Europe
Britain Faces Big Decision on Joining the European Market
Britain weighs joining the European Common Market with potential shifts in farm policy. Consumers may bear higher costs as subsidies move away from taxpayers toward import levies. Agriculture would need greater flexibility, with fewer guaranteed prices and more use of target prices and quotas.
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Britain
Canada
Great Britain
Manitoba school bus drivers tested and certified
More than 1200 drivers were tested under a government safety program, with 1 242 trained and certified and only one currently suspended. The safety team also inspected 738 buses, finding 107 with defects that were corrected. Drivers praised inspections and urged motorists to stop for stationary school buses.
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Manus
J. B. Carroll
Public Utilities
Manitoba
Carroll
Parched Crops Protect Fields From Erosion
R A Wallace soils specialist with Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation warns drought threatens soil drift. He urges cover crops to shield fields, notes crops even as failures provide protection and pasture. If drought continues into August, expose summer fallow should be sown with care and spraying weeds is advised over cultivation.
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R.A. Wallace
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Ambrose Hills Critiques Government Economic Policy and Crown Corporations
Ambrose Hills argues that governments hinder growth by coddling weak and unpromising industries while stunting Vigorous firms. He cites CBC TCA and CNH as examples and says the government expanded aid despite a recession, urging policies that encourage expansion and reduce taxpayer support for crown entities.
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TCA
CNH
CBC
Canadians are Young and Vigorous With Growth Ahead
A vantage excerpt states Canadians are young, vigorous, with room for growth and should be encouraged on every hand, not inhibited. The remark emphasizes optimism about national development and opportunity.
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T Tose
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OBA Committee ON Alcohol Education
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Chevrolet
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Iorm
Domaha
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
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