Expert says pasture rotation is key and since barber pole worms stay low, allowing pastures to grow a bit higher before grazing can help
With two hot and wet summers under their belts, Manitoba sheep producers need to be on guard against the barber pole worm. “It’s a problem in all of North America, and actually most of the world,” said Dr. Reuben Neumier, a veterinarian who raises sheep between Virden and Pipestone. “This is the parasite that causesDavid Chilton says too many Canadians have “lost their minds” and are piling on debt in a never-ending shopping spree that will end in tears
It may have been the best-attended scolding in Brandon’s history. And the standing-room-only audience at the Keystone Centre appeared to love every minute of financial guru David Chilton’s impassioned call for a return of everyday financial sanity. “We have way too many people, beyond any common-sense measure, who have way too much debt,” said theDraft horse fans can look forward to an extra treat as the North American Belgian Championships returns July 17-21
If you didn’t get enough of the heavy horses at the recent Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, take heart, because more is on the way this summer. For the first time since 1996, the North American Belgian Championships is coming on July 17 to 21, said Brenda Hunter, secretary of the Manitoba Percheron & Belgian Club
