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A Manitoba high school student outlines what he learned from attending the recent World Food Prize Global Youth Institute Conference in Des Moines
Ultimately, storing water on the land isn’t just about flood control, it’s about capitalizing on available nutrients as well
Have we reached a "tipping point" on the issue of land drainage?
Smaller drainage projects will be expedited under proposed regulations in the province’s new water management strategy
The numbers look impressive, but the breakdown between provincial and municipal spending needs to be examined when funding is announced
Ducks Unlimited expert says many farmers aren’t obtaining drainage permits because “it’s much easier to dig the ditch and then beg forgiveness later”
If farmers along the Assiniboine River are wondering where all that water came from this spring, Peter Onofreychuk believes he has a pretty good idea. On a giant aerial photo unrolled on his kitchen table, the farmer from MacNutt, Sask., shows where drainage ditches have been dug on land upstream from him by a 12,000-acre
