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Wolf predation is a growing concern among producers, says association president
Manitoba livestock producers will see an increase to wildlife damage compensation beginning in April
Birds with a short lifespan put more effort into incubating their young
Fast flowing water from recent rainstorms in the Reston area has caused widespread damage to downstream roads, haylands and crops
With five gyres the colour of black tea swirling into culverts in the background, Garth Elliott stood on a washed-out road and looks out over what appears to be an inland sea. It’s actually Stoney Creek, which in most years is a tiny rivulet fed by sloughs. “Some years, this creek doesn’t even run,” saidProposal calls for a new, non-profit corporation with seven elected members to take over former federally managed community pastures
The federal government is pulling out, but a new boss is taking up the reins. A steering committee for the Association of Manitoba Community Pastures, a new not-for-profit group, has developed a business plan for taking over the operation of a million acres of formerly federally managed grazing rangelands in the province. That’s good news,
