Manure seen as money saver for Manitoba farms
Agriculture Canada notes manure can boost profits for Manitoba cash crop and livestock farms. Poultry litter proves most useful, with high nutrition and silage potential. Manure adds nitrogen and scarce phosphorus, improves soil structure, and at typical rates produces measurable crop response without water pollution or meat quality loss.
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Lethbridge Research Station
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Firms al l et ted to phone pitch for advertisements
Manitoba Consumers' Bureau warns firms to beware of telephone solicited ad space in unfamiliar publications. Inquiries show out of province callers pressuring Manitoba businessmen in Dauphin Thompson Lac du Bonnet Altona Morden Virden. Warns to refuse ad placement over the phone and scrutinize or refuse unauthorized invoices.
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Thompson
Lac du Bonnet
Altona
Morden
Virden
Consumers' Bureau
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Christmas Mailing Deadlines and Rates for Manitobans
Manitoba residents face Christmas mail deadlines with December 12 for Canada and December 15 for the United States, December 17 for local deliveries. Rates vary by seal status and destination with eight cents for sealed First Class, six cents for unsealed surface. Air mail to others costs fifteen cents if sealed and twelve cents if unsealed.
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