Farm News and 4-H Club Reorganization
New boar clubs Landerville and Clover leaf organized under the Bacon Boar Policy funded by Canada and Manitoba agriculture. Caretakers are Neduzak for Cloverleaf and Sikora for Landerville. 4-H Seed Clubs reorganized for 1957: Cloverleaf Lyndall Brokenhead and Thalberg with leaders Kirner Stefansson Ferens and Antymis submitting Parkland barley club orders.
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Landerville
Cloverleaf
Canada
Manitoba
Agriculure
Joe Kk. Neduzak
Paul’Sikora
United Nations Report From Springfield M.P. Speaks on Hungary Crisis
ANTON B. WESELAK M.P. for Springfield reports the General Assembly’s urgent sessions on Redina admission, Cuba’s Hungary resolution, and India’s counter proposal. He notes Poland’s abstention, Canada’s UN Police role, Suez concerns, and Parliament’s emergency measures aiding Hungarian refugees and troops. The piece stresses Canada’s leadership and the UN’s critical period.
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New York
General Assembly
United Nations
Redina
Russia
Cuba
Hungary
Europe
India
Assembly
Poland
Warsaw
Denmark
United States
Suez
Pearson
England
France
Egypt
Israel
Canada
Queen’s Own Rifles
Halifax
Magnificent
Suez Canal
Alfalfa Varieties Recommended for Manitoba Soils
The article notes Grimm offers no advantage over Grimm in the Prairie Provinces and discusses DuPuits as not sufficiently winter hardy for Western Canada. It lists four alfalfa varieties recommended for all Manitoba soil zones in order of preference: Vernal, Ladak, Rhizoma, and Grimm. The piece cites the LIVESTOCK OUTLOOK FOR 1957 and mentions the Agricultural Conference held in Ottawa December 3-5, 1956 with federal and provincial representatives.
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Prairie Provinces
DuPuits
Western
Canada
Manitoba
Ottawa
Alfalfa varieties suit Western Canada climates
A survey of alfalfa varieties in the Western Canadian market highlights Grimm for winter hardiness yet wilt susceptibility, Ladak as high yielding and winter hardy with wilt resistance, and Ranger for wilt resistance but weak winter hardiness. Rambler and Vernal are newer releases with Vernal matching Ladak in hardiness and yield and strong wilt resistance, suitable for long term irrigated rotations.
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Lethbridge
Canada
Asia
Swift Current
Ranger
University of British Columbia
University of Wisconsin
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