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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 10, 1981

Page

10

Weather stress hits wheat yields says Platford

The article notes weather stress lowering wheat yields with moisture-related seedling damage from late May rain. Septoria leaf spots add to stress in spring plantings, while prolonged cool wet spells could raise seedling death and herbicide injury, warns Watford and Donaghy of Manitoba Agriculture.

Platford Watford Dave Donaghy Manitoba Agriculture

Agricultural Society centennial cake on display in Russell Bank

The Agricultural Society’s centennial birthday cake, weighing one hundred pounds, is on display at the Bank of Commerce in Russell. It was decorated by Mrs. Reg Self of Millwood. Griffin warns farmers about pond and well contamination from chemicals and suggests precautions to prevent backflow and pollution.

Agricultural’ Society Bank of Commerce Russell Reg. Self Millwood. Y Griffin

Green Foxtail Emerges as Major Threat to Western Canadian Crops

Crop experts led by Dr. Ross Ashford of the University of Saskatchewan warn that green foxtail, once overlooked, has surged across Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba. They urge early detection and timely herbicide use to prevent costly losses, noting conditions like dry springs and warm soils amplify damage.

Ross Ashford University of Saskatchewan Ashford Rick Holm Saskatchewan Agriculture Regina Kirkland Ashford and Holm

Embryo transfers could curb costly livestock diseases

Researchers at Agriculture Canada’s ADRI in Ottawa study embryo transfers to prevent viral transmission from infected mothers. If successful, this method could spare farmers from destroying entire herds and help retain valuable gene pools while reducing government disease-control costs.

Elizabeth Singh Agriclture Canada Animal Dis- Research Institute AD R.L Ottawa A.D.R.I Singh

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