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Thelasttwoyearshavebeendrierthannormal.Manypastureswere overgrazed.Feedyardswereemptythisspring.Asaresult,many cowshavebeenturnedouttograzemuchearlierthannormal.Plants didn’thaveanopportunitytogrowsufficientlytoreplenishrootfood reserves.

Toimprovepastureproductivity,implementingarotationalgrazing systemisrecommendedoveracontinuousgrazingsystem.For pasturesthatweregrazedearly,provideaminimumrestperiodof45 to60daystoallowtheplantstorecover.Newgrowthshouldbeatthe fourtofiveleafstagepriortoanimalsbeingturnedinforthesecond grazing.Theamountofgrowthismoreimportantthanthenumberof daysbetweengrazingevents.

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Duringtherestperiod,rootfoodreserves arereplenished,andnewrootgrowthoccurs. Ifgrowingconditionsaregood,tillersthat emergefromthecrownoftheplantincreases thisyears’yieldpotential.Atthesametime, theplantalsodevelopsvegetativebuds.Next spring,someofthebuds’breakdormancy whichsetstheyieldpotentialforthatyear.

Theplantswillbedormantafteracouple frosts,anditissafetograzeatthattime. Removecowsfromthepasturewhenthere isfourtofiveinchesofgrowthremainingon mostplants.Snowwillbetrappedbythe plantsandhelppreventwinterkill. Agooddiscussionatthislink.

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Thisweekwearefeaturing thePeaLeafWeevil,aninvasive insecttoCanadaandhasbeen recentlydetectedintheBC Peace.

Thelarvaefeedonthe rootnodulesresultinginthe reductionofnitrogenfixation. Themaincharacteristicsofthe larvaeincludeaC-shapedbody,a milky-whitecolourwithabrown head,andnolegs.Theadultisa 5mmlongbeetlewithagreyish body,and3light-colouredstripes extendingdownthelengthofits body.In addition tothe larval feeding, the

adultsfeedonleavescausing foliagedamagewhichimpacts thephotosyntheticarea.TheBC PeacePestMonitoringProjectwill bemonitoringpeaandperennial legumecropsforthispest.Wewill bescoutingandusingpheromone trapstohelpdeterminewherethis pestislocatedwithintheregion. Tohelppreventcropdamage fromthepealeafweevilhereare somemanagementoptions! Formoreinformationaboutthe pealeafweevilpleasevisitthe PrairiePestMonitoringNetwork.

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Growing Winter Cereals over Two Years

Growing Winter Cereals over Two Years in the

By Buthaina Al-Maqtari

By Buthaina Al-Maqtari

Oats, Wheat, Barley, and Triticale are common spring cereals grown for feed. Seeding winter cereals with spring cereals can allow for potentially two harvests; the late summer harvest of both crops for greenfeed or silage or grazing as an annual pasture and the regrowth of the winter cereals for fall grazing to extend the grazing season. Not only do these mixtures have the potential to add grazing days to the end of the growing season, but they also provide cover and a living root in the soil over the winter. Furthermore, the winter cereals can provide in the following year, interesting options such as spring grazing or grain harvest after they overwinter. This was the case with the plots seeded at Fairview Research Farm in 2021. As the early wet spring of 2022 conditions delayed the cultivation and seeding of spring cereals, the winter cereals that were established in the previous season were ready to begin growth as soon as the temperature started rising. By the time spring seeding started, the regrowth of these plots were outstanding and almost ready to be used for forage.

protein and total digestible nutrients exceeded the recommended percentage for finishing cattle.

Oats, Wheat, Barley, and Triticale are common spring cereals grown for feed. Seeding winter cereals with spring cereals can allow for potentially two harvests; the late summer harvest of both crops for greenfeed or silage or grazing as an annual pasture and the regrowth of the winter cereals for fall grazing to extend the grazing season. Not only do these mixtures have the potential to add grazing days to the end of the growing season, but they also provide cover and a living root in the soil over the winter. Furthermore, the winter cereals can provide in the following year, interesting options such as spring grazing or grain harvest after they overwinter. This was the case with the plots seeded at Fairview Research Farm in 2021. As the early wet spring of 2022 conditions delayed the cultivation and seeding of spring cereals, the winter cereals that were established in the previous season were ready to begin growth as soon as the temperature started rising. By the time spring seeding started, the regrowth of these plots were outstanding and almost ready to be used for forage.

Year 2 - the coming back of the winter cereals alone.

protein and total digestible nutrients exceeded the recommended percentage for finishing cattle

Winter/Spring

Project Timeline:

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The plots were seeded on May 25, 2021 (year 1) as a mixture of winter and spring cereals at 50% of their recommended seeding rates. The mixes consisted of forage-type spring Barley, Oats or Triticale seeded with winter wheat (AAC Wildfire), winter triticale (Bobcat, Luoma and Metzger) or Fall Rye (Prima) for a total of 18 mixes. These mixes were then compared to spring cereals monocrops (CDC Austenson Barley, CDC Baler Oats, Taza Triticale) for yield and forage quality. The soil at the research farm had organic matter of 6.6%, pH of 6.1, and electric conductivity of 0.36 ds/m. Fertilizer was applied based on the soil test recommendation, and plots were seeded at depth of 1” with a disc-type opener on 23 cm row spacing. In-crop spraying was done with Prestigue XL. Forage harvest was done in August 2021 at the appropriate growth stage for silage: Milk stage for mixtures with Oats, soft dough stage for mixtures with barley, and late milk stage for mixtures with spring triticale.

Year 1 - as a reminder, year 1 was very dry with extended periods of lack of rainfall and high day/night temperatures. All winter cereals seeded with CDC Austenson produced higher yields than CDC Austenson monoculture (2092 lbs/ acre) (Figure 1). CDC Austenson seeded with Luoma triticale had the highest forage yield (3516 lbs/acre) compared to all mixtures and monocrops. Second to that is Oats Monocrop (3217 lbs/acre) then Oats and Fall Rye mixture (3149 lbs/acre).

Option 1 - forage production (for spring utilization). Both prima fall rye and wildfire winter wheat produced the higher forage dry matter yield of 9787 and 8672 lbs/acre, respectively, compared to <8600 lbs/acre for other winter cereals (Figure 2). The forage dry matter yield from winter cereal in spring of year 2 was higher than those of year 1 (2021) harvest of spring and winter mixtures. However, unlike the 2021 forage, only wildfire winter wheat was able to meet the protein requirement of 11% for lactating mature beef cows. The protein requirement of 12-14% CP for growing and finishing calves couldn’t be met by any of the winter cereals harvested in 2022 (Table 2) probably due to a slight delay in harvesting and lack of any additional fertilizer application in the second year. Efforts will be made to investigate this further in the next couple of years.

Year 2 - the coming back of the winter cereals alone.

Option 1 - forage production (for spring utilization). Both prima fall rye and wildfire winter wheat produced the higher forage dry matter yield of 9787 and 8672 lbs/acre, respectively, compared to <8600 lbs/acre for other winter cereals (Figure 2). The forage dry matter yield from winter cereal in spring of year 2 was higher than those of year 1 (2021) harvest of spring and winter mixtures. However, unlike the 2021 forage, only wildfire winter wheat was able to meet the protein requirement of 11% for lactating mature beef cows. The protein requirement of 12-14% CP for growing and finishing calves couldn’t be met by any of the winter cereals harvested in 2022 (Table 2) probably due to a slight delay in harvesting and lack of any additional fertilizer application in the second year. Efforts will be made to investigate this further in the next couple of years.

Option 2 - grain production in the fall. Instead of utilizing the forage in the spring, the winter cereals can be allowed to grow for grain production. The grain yield (bu/acre) from the winter cereal was higher for Prima Fall Rye that was seeded as mixture with Oats or Barley (the previous year) at 73 and 72 bu/ acre, followed by wildfire winter wheat seeded as mixture with Taza triticale (68 bu/acre) [Figure 3]

Best Bang for your Buck!

Option 2 - grain production in the fall. Instead of utilizing the forage in the spring, the winter cereals can be allowed to grow for grain production. The grain yield (bu/acre) from the winter cereal was higher for Prima Fall Rye that was seeded as mixture with Oats or Barley (the previous year) at 73 and 72 bu/ acre, followed by wildfire winter wheat seeded as mixture with Taza triticale (68 bu/acre) [Figure 3].

Wildfire

Best Bang for your Buck!

The contribution margin, the amount by which revenue exceeded costs, was positive for all spring winter cereal mixes. This is because of the profit gained from harvesting the regrowth without any considerable inputs. This indicates that even when spring cereal monocultures yielded more than mixes, it was more profitable to seed spring-winter mixes for the second year for either forage or grain production. A more detailed economic analysis will be available in the future to help guide adoption and integration of the winter/spring cereal mixed production systems.

Putting it all together!

The contribution margin, the amount by which revenue exceeded costs, was positive for all spring winter cereal mixes. This is because of the profit gained from harvesting the regrowth without any considerable inputs. This indicates that even when spring cereal monocultures yielded more than mixes, it was more profitable to seed spring-winter mixes for the second year for either forage or grain production. A more detailed economic analysis will be available in the future to help guide adoption and integration of the winter/spring cereal mixed production systems.

Seeding winter cereal as an intercrop with spring cereals has the potential to extend grazing season, improve soil health and forage quality and also give a bonus in additional forage and or grain the following year. Winter cereals are able to take advantage of early spring moisture resulting in higher yield than spring cereals. Results from this study show that seeding CDC Austenson Barley with winter cereal had a yield advantage over seeding cereal monocrops, while also producing sufficient protein, TDN, NEM, NEG, calcium, and potassium for beef cattle production in all life stages.

The plots were seeded on May 25, 2021 (year 1) as a mixture of winter and spring cereals at 50% of their recommended seeding rates. The mixes consisted of forage-type spring Barley, Oats or Triticale seeded with winter wheat (AAC Wildfire), winter triticale (Bobcat, Luoma and Metzger) or Fall Rye (Prima) for a total of 18 mixes. These mixes were then compared to spring cereals monocrops (CDC Austenson Barley, CDC Baler Oats, Taza Triticale) for yield and forage quality. The soil at the research farm had organic matter of 6.6%, pH of 6.1, and electric conductivity of 0.36 ds/m. Fertilizer was applied based on the soil test recommendation, and plots were seeded at depth of 1” with a disc-type opener on 23 cm row spacing. In-crop spraying was done with Prestigue XL. Forage harvest was done in August 2021 at the appropriate growth stage for silage: Milk stage for mixtures with Oats, soft dough stage for mixtures with barley, and late milk stage for mixtures with spring triticale.

Putting it all together!

Intercropping winter cereals with spring cereals is potentially an opportunity to improve farm profit margins. With seeding once, the average greenfeed production for spring winter cereal mixes in year 1 was 2000 lbs/acre, and in year 2, the spring winter cereals produced about 7600 lbs/acre in forage and 60 bu/ acre in grain. This indicates the potential to improve farm profits.

Seeding winter cereal as an intercrop with spring cereals has the potential to extend grazing season, improve soil health and forage quality and also give a bonus in additional forage and or grain the following year. Winter cereals are able to take advantage of early spring moisture resulting in higher yield than spring cereals. Results from this study show that seeding CDC Austenson Barley with winter cereal had a yield advantage over seeding cereal monocrops, while also producing sufficient protein, TDN, NEM, NEG, calcium, and potassium for beef cattle production in all life stages.

** We would like to acknowledge Dr. Akim Omokanye, Dr. Blasius Azuhnwi, and field technicians for their input and efforts regarding this article and project.

Intercropping winter cereals with spring cereals is potentially an opportunity to improve farm profit margins. With seeding once, the average greenfeed production for spring winter cereal mixes in year 1 was 2000 lbs/acre, and in year 2, the spring winter cereals produced about 7600 lbs/acre in forage and 60 bu/ acre in grain. This indicates the potential to improve farm profits.

** We would like to acknowledge Dr. Akim Omokanye, Dr. Blasius Azuhnwi, and field technicians for their input and efforts regarding this article and project.

Year 1 - as a reminder, year 1 was very dry with extended periods of lack of rainfall and high day/night temperatures. All winter cereals seeded with CDC Austenson produced higher yields than CDC Austenson monoculture (2092 lbs/ acre) (Figure 1). CDC Austenson seeded with Luoma triticale had the highest forage yield (3516 lbs/acre) compared to all mixtures and monocrops. Second to that is Oats Monocrop (3217 lbs/acre) then Oats and Fall Rye mixture (3149 lbs/acre).

The presence of winter cereals in the mixtures appeared to improve the forage total digestible nutrients (energy) slightly (Table 1). The protein and energy percentages, which are the most important nutritional considerations in beef cattle production in cold climates, exceeded the suggested requirements for mature beef cattle and were mostly well within the required levels for growing and finishing calves in all mixes and monocultures. In some mixes, the crude

Figure 1: The Forage Dry Matter Yield of the Different Spring Winter Cereal Mixes and Spring Mono Crops Harvested as Green Feed in 2021

Figure 1: The Forage Dry Matter Yield of the Different Spring Winter Cereal Mixes and Spring Mono Crops Harvested as Green Feed in 2021

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Table 1. The Forage Crude Protein (CP) and Total Digestible Nutrient (TDN) Percentages of the Winter Spring Cereal Mixes Harvested in 2021

Total Digestible

Figure 2: The Forage Dry Matter Yield of the Different Spring Winter Cereal Mixes and Spring Monocrops Harvested in 2021, and Winter Cereal Regrowth Harvested in 2022.

Table 2: The Forage Crude Protein and

Nutrient percentages from winter cereal harvested in 2022

Figure 3: The Grain Yield (Bu/acre) of the 2022 Winter Cereal regrowth. These plots were initially seeded as spring-cereal mixes in May 2021.

Figure 5. Fall Rye second year regrowth – Pictures taken May 26, 2022 and June 14, 2022.

Figure 6. Winter Cereal Regrowth from Spring-Winter Cereal Mix eeded in 2021. Picture taken on June 23, 2022

Table 1. The Forage Crude Protein (CP) and Total Digestible Nutrient (TDN) Percentages of the Winter Spring Cereal Mixes Harvested in 2021

Figure 2: The Forage Dry Matter Yield of the Different Spring Winter Cereal Mixes and Spring Monocrops Harvested in 2021, and Winter Cereal Regrowth Harvested in 2022.

Table 2: The Forage Crude Protein and Total Digestible Nutrient percentages from winter cereal harvested in 2022

Figure 3: The Grain Yield (Bu/acre) of the 2022 Winter Cereal regrowth These plots were initially seeded as spring-cereal mixes in May 2021.

Figure 5. Fall Rye second year regrowth – Pictures taken May 26, 2022 and June 14, 2022.

Figure 6. Winter Cereal Regrowth from Spring-Winter Cereal Mix eeded in 2021. Picture taken on June 23, 2022

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BeattonCommunity 4-HReport

Hi,mynameisWendy WhitfordandIamthe reporterofthisyear’s BeattonCommunity4-H Club.Inoneweek,weare havingourAchievement Days,wearegoingtobe doinggamesonandoff horses.

AchievementDayswe doshowmanshipwhichis leadinghorsesandmaking themstandinaposition whereallfeetmustbelined up,thenapersonwillwalk aroundthehorseandyou willhavetoswitchsides ofthehorsetowherethe personis,pastthesinceline youwillbeintheopposite sideofthepersonwaking aroundthehorse.

Wealsodopatternson thehorse.Youwillhaveto memorizeapatternthatyou willpracticeforacouple months.Thepatternyou’re onisthelevelyou’reon,I’m onpatternthree,therefore I’minlevelthree.

Sincethesummerishere, thatmeansyouwillbe ridingmore,whenyougo ridemakesureyoubringa hoofpickbecauseifyour horsestepsonarockitcan gointothehoofandhurtthe horse’shoof,soifyoubring oneandseeyourhorsenot wakingrightyoucango downandpickthefeetand hopefullyit’sjustarock.

Ourthemethisyearis MedievalTimes,wewillbe doinggamesanddecorating ourbarnwithamedieval theme.Thegameswewill beplayingarejousting,and otherfungames.

Fordecorationwewill haveswordsandmetal armour.Forthejousting stickswewillusepool noodlestobesafearound littleonesandsothehorses don’tfreakout.

Wonowon4-HClubReport

Hieveryone,Ihopeyouallhad agreatJune!

SaraandIhavebeenspending quiteabitoftimewithouranimals andtheyarealldoingpretty good.Thesteershavegrownlots andarereallyquitedown.We havewashedthemaswell,they havedoneextremelywell.Sara& Ialsoweighedoursteersnottoo longago,theydidverywell.Sara’s steerweighed1200poundsand mysteerweighed1300pounds. Iampullingmyheiferoutdue tothefactsheispregnant.We havebeenpracticingleadingthe steersandSara’sheiferaround thebarnyard.Wehavebeen brushingthem,thesteershave beenlovingit.

WehadaClub4-Hmeetingon June26thatWalt&ValHedges Ranch:Wetalkedaboutwhatwe cantakeforbarndecorations whichwaslimited.Alsotalked aboutideasandwhatwecanuse forbarnsetup.Wearechanging toblueshirtsthisyearinsteadof yellow.

Iamveryhappywithhowwell Rowdy;RyderandJoellehave

donewiththeiranimals.Their animalsareextremelyquiet,they canhavenewpeoplecrawling aroundthem,theheiferseven havekidssittingtheirbackshas therestandingup.Theiranimals areverynice,thesteerssurehave grownlotstheyarenow1300 poundsish.Theyhaveputalotof hardworkintotheiranimalsand I’mveryproudofthem,keepup thegreatwork.

4-HDistrictAchievementDays aregoingtobealotdierentthis year,wearenotallowedtouse theFallFairGrounds,sowe arehavingAchievementDaysin DawsonCreek.OnJuly15&16 2023atDawsonCreekExhibition Grounds,theshowstartsat9 amonbothdays.Thesaleis onSundayat5:00PMforallthe animalsthataregoingformarket. Itisonlineaswellasainperson, ifyouwantmeatandcan’tcome toDawsononthatdaythenyou cangoonlineforit,ontheVJV DawsonCreekWebsite,thereis alsoasupperthereforpeople thatcomethatstartsat4:00PM.

GraceTraskWonowon4-H Club

MonkmanProvincialParkis waitingtobediscoveredbythose whoenjoyspectacularscenesand naturalbeauty.Locatedonly60km southofTumblerRidge,British Columbia,theareaishometo blackbear,grizzly,mountaingoats, caribou,moose,deer,wolves,hares, squirrelsandmanybirdspecies.

Youcanlearnmoreaboutthearea bytakinginthemanyhikingtrails thatleadyoutorapids,streams, lakesandwaterfallsincludingthe famousKinuseoFalls.Kinuseo Fallsis60metrestallwhichis actuallytallerthanNiagaraFalls. Apark-ing/picnicareaisonlya fewhundredmetrestoaviewing platformsituatednearthetop ofthethunderingfalls.Asteep mountainoustrailof1.5km,canbe takentogetabetterviewfromthe bottomofthefallsfromtheMurray River.

KinuseoFallsCampgroundis.5 kmupstreamfromthefallsandis locatednexttotheMurrayRiver.It has20rusticcampsitesaswellasa

day-usearea.

TheMonkmanProvincialParkwas namedafterAlexMonkman,whoin 1922discoveredtheMonkmanPass. Theparkwasestablishedin1981and isenjoyedeverysummerbymany.

Allowextratimefortravellingthe 50kmofgravelroadtogetthepark whichcanbeveryroughinplaces andincludesanumberofone-way bridges.Remember,thetripwillbe wellworthit.

Moreinformationon85areas ofthePeaceCountryincluding cities,towns,villages,parks andlakescanbefoundon

DiscoverThePeaceCountry.com

AsyoupassunderthegiantLac Cardinalarch,youhaveacoupleof choicestomake.Youcangostraight aheadashortdistancetotheLac CardinalRegionalPioneerMuseum andNorthPeaceStampedeGroundsor turnrighttoQueenElizabethProvincial ParkfeaturingLacCardinalLake. This destinationisonly3kmnorthand5km westofthetownofGrimshaw.

Forarelaxingstayyoucanselectone ofthe56campsitesavailablewith42 equippedwithelectricalhook-ups. The lakeisshallowbutfairlylargeandis popularforboating,waterskiingand sailing. Thesandybeachareacanbefun forthewholefamilywhichincludesa beachvolleyballnet.Over160speciesof birdstakesanctuaryatthislakesobring yourbinoculars. Theparkhas4.5kmof hikingtrailsaswellascross-countryski trailsthatareusedinthewintertime.

In1912,BearLakewasre-namedLac

Cardinalafterlocalhomesteader,Louis Cardinal. TheparkwasnamedLac CardinalProvincialParkin1956.In1978 theparkwasre-namedagaintoQueen ElizabethProvincialParkinhonorofthe Queenwhovisited theareathatyear. Youcanexperiencewhatlifewaslikein theearly1900’satLacCardinalRegional PioneerMuseum.Manyoriginal buildingsfromthe1920stothe1940s, includingachurch,hall,school,and trainstationaredisplayedatthemuseum aswellasanassortmentofantique machinery.

TheNorthPeaceStampedetakesplace eachyearoverthreedaysinearlyAugust andusuallyhassomeadditionalCamping availableneartheNorthPeaceStampede Grounds.

Moreinformationon85areasofthe PeaceCountryincludingcities,towns, villages,parksandlakescanbefoundon DiscoverThePeaceCountry.com.

June8,2023CommitteeoftheWhole: AddressingChallenges

AttheJune8CommitteeoftheWholemeeting,thetopicofaLandSharingNetwork wasontheagendafordiscussion.Thatmeetinghadtobeendedprematurelyandrescheduled toafuturedateandheldatalargervenue.BasedontheJune8thmeeting,theRegionalBoard receivedaletterfromProphetRiver,HalfwayRiver,andDoigRiverFirstNationandWestMoberly FirstNations,expressingdisappointmentoverthenegativetoneoftheJune8thmeeting. WehaveprovidedanapologydirectlytothoseFirstNationsandwishtoacknowledge thegravityofthesituation.

OnbehalfofthePRRDandourBoardofDirectors,weextendoursincereapologytothose whowereinattendance,forthewaythemeetingunfolded.

Webelievethattheleveloffrustrationexpressedatthemeetingwasdueinlargepart tomisinformationabouttheproposedLandSharingNetwork,andwerecognizethatmanyof theresidentsattendingthemeetinginpersonandonlinehadgenuineconcernsabouttheirland ownershiprights.Wewantedtogivethemachancetoshareinput,andapologizefornotbeing preparedtofacilitatesharingofthoseconcernsinanenvironmentthatwasasafeplaceforall tobeabletohearandparticipate,giventheunexpectednumberofpeoplewhotookthetime toattend.

ThePRRDwithdrewitssupportfortheLandSharingNetwork,andtheFirstNationsinvolvedin theproposedNetworkhavedecidednottopursuetheproject.Wearedisappointedthatan initiativeintendedtobringourcommunitiesclosertogetherbybuildingtrustandworking relationshipshasresultedingreaterdivisioninstead.

Thissituationdemonstratestheimportanceofopenandproactivecommunication,andwe committoworkingtogetherwithourresidentsandourneighbourstopursueopportunities tobuildrelationshipsandaddressconcernsastheyarise.

Yourstruly,

LeonardHiebert

LeonardHiebert, Chair,PeaceRiverRegionalDistrict

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LaCrete |JubileePark(9102-100thStreet)| Contact:(780)247-0090orlacretefarmersmarket@gmail.com

Wednesday | 3:00p.m.to6:00p.m. | Aug 2,9,16,23,30| Sept 6,13,20,27

Manning |RoyalCanadianLegion(115–3rdAveSW)| Contact:(780)247-4989org58stahl@hotmail.com

Friday | 10:00a.m.to1:00p.m. | Aug 4,11,18,25| Sept 1,8,15,22,29| Oct 6

PeaceRiver |WesthillIndustrialPlaza(8002–102ndAve,BaysC&D)| Contact:(780)274-0536ortracysimoneau@csno.ab.ca

Saturdays | 10:00a.m.to2:00p.m. | Aug 12,26| Sept 16,30| Oct 14,28

Rycroft |Rycroft AgCentre(5010–49thAve)| Contact:(780)831-8792orrycroftfarmersmarket@gmail.com

Thursday | 3:00p.m.to6:00p.m. | Aug 3,10,17,24,31| Sept 7,14,21,28

SpecialMarkets:Oct 7| 12:00p.m.to4:00p.m.

Sexsmith |SexsmithCurlingRink(9913–99thSt)| Contact:(780)882-1974orwellness@sexsmith.ca

Tuesday | 4:00p.m.to7:30p.m. | Aug 1,8,15,22,29| Sept 5,12,19,26

Tangent |TangentCommunityHall(101–3rdAve)| Contact:(780)837-7179ortangentcommunityhall@gmail.com

Monday | 4:00p.m.to8:00p.m. | Aug 7,14,21,28| Sept 4,11

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6020 FarmsforSale

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6041 LandforSale

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6533 Grazing/PastureLease

Wanted!Pasturerentalfor3behaving horses,withinhalfhourfromDawson orPouce,780-864-9475.

Roundandsquarestraw balesforsale.Located12 kmsnortheastofManning Alberta.780-781-4457

9035 SteelBuildings/ Granaries

Canvascovered2.5x2.5 galvanizedbuildingstructure.32ftx50ft.tin-covered ends.$10,000.403-601-6895

9036 Grain/HopperBins

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1988DodgeA-FrameWinch Truck.Dually,4x4,locking hubs.70,000originalmiles. Norust.780-523-1488

1983Ford6.9-Litrediesel4WD,Fixerupperorforpartstruck90,000km, $1000OBO250-789-3778

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RVs/Campers/Trailers

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1)Istherearegisterofhazardoussubstances usedonthefarm?

2)Arematerialsafetydatasheetsavailable onthefarmforthoseusinghazardous substances?

3)Aretheusersoffarmchemicalstrainedin thesafeuseofthosechemicals?

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PRRDadministratorMorayStewartrememberedfondly

ThePeaceRiverRegionalDistrictis honouringthepassingofformeradministrator MorayStewart,whoservedfrom1975to 2002-dedicatinghimselftothebettermentof communitiesinNortheastBC.

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InthewakeofStewart’spassingonMarch 24,PRRDdirectorsdedicatedapageinhis memoryattheirJune29boardmeeting.Chair LeonardHiebertsaidwhileStewartwaswell beforehistime,heacknowledgedtheformer CAO’sworkinpushingforFairShare.

“HeplayedakeyroleingettingtheFair Shareintothisregion,andwasreallyreally instrumentalinmakingsureandfollowing throughwiththat,”saidHiebert.

FormerPRRDElectoralAreaBdirector KarenGoodingssaidshehadthegoodfortune toworkwithStewart,andremembershis forward-thinking,goodhumour,andabilityto bendtheruleswhenneeded.

“HewasaScotchman,andveryreserved,as mostofthemare,andhewasverycareful.He wasthekindofadministratorwhowantedto getthingsdone,”saidGoodings.“Anddidn’t necessarilyalwaysfollowexactlytherules thatwerelaidoutinordertohelp.”

Infact,thetwodisagreedonmorethan oneoccasion,addedGoodings,butgreatly appreciatedStewart.

“Hewasgreattoworkwithandworkunder, Iappreciatedhimverymuch.Thatdoesn’t meanthatthereweren’ttimesthatwedidn’t disagree,becausewedid.Hewasusually right,bytheway,”saidGoodings.

Stewartwasalsoananimallover,fondof bothhorsesanddogs,saidGoodings,noting henamedhisdog‘Bylaw’-whichshefeltwas fittingforhispositionatthePRRD.

“Hewasjustanall-aroundveryinteresting person,hespokemanylanguages,andwas well-educated.I’msurealotofitwasselftaught,”shesaid.

OnMay10,DistrictofKentCAOWallace Mah,pennedalettertotheLocalGovernment ManagementAssociation(LGMA)describing thelegacyleftbyhiscolleague.

“Moraywasabitofarenaissanceman,with hisScottishintellectandinfusedpassion,in shapingnortheasternBritishColumbiato incorporatenumerousregionalservicesto ruralcommunitiesincludingthe‘FairShare’ taxationofoilandgaspipelines,”wroteMah.

Headdedthatmanywillremember forStewartforteachingprofessional developmentattheMunicipalAdministration

TrainingInstituteandforhisassistanceto manyregionaldistrictsindevelopingjoint publicservicesintheearly1980s.

In1999,MorayreceivedtheLGMA’s ProfessionalAwardforInnovative Management,andin2009,hecontributedto 40Years:ARegionalDistrictPerspective,a resourcecompilationofstoriesandlessons learnedbyregionaldistricts.

“Morayyouarenotgone,youwillliveon inourheartsandmindsinlocalgovernment,” wroteMah.

TomSummer,AlaskaHighwayNews, LocalJournalismInitiative.Haveastory ideaoropinion?Emailtsummer@ahnfsj.ca

BCworkingwithpartnerstosupportagricultureproducers

TheProvinceisworkingin collaborationwithpartnersin theagriculturalcommunity, aswellaswithotherlevelsof government,tosupportB.C. farmersandranchersastheyface seriouseffectsfromwildfireand drought.

“Supportingouragriculture producersistopofmindforme andIhavebeenintouchand

continuetospeakwithfarmers andranchersaboutthechallenges theyarefacing,”saidPamAlexis, MinisterofAgricultureand Food.“Ourstaffareinregular contactwithBCDairy,theBC Cattlemen’sAssociationandthe BCAgricultureCouncil,aswell asfarmersandrancherswhoare onthegroundandareworking throughthesechallengesinreal time.Wearecollaboratingon

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solutionsandtoexpandsupports. Iwanttoassurepeoplethat weareworkinghardtoensure theagriculturecommunityis supportedandtoourfarmersand ranchers,Iwantyoutoknowthat wearehereforyou.”

TheMinistryofAgricultureand Foodhasexistingprogramsand partnershipsinplacetosupport farmersandranchersandis workingwithpartnerstoadd moresupports.Itisimportant forfarmersandranchersto knowthataprovincialstateof emergencydoesnotneedto bedeclaredinorderforthem toreceivesupport,suchas AgriRecovery,andthroughother assistanceprograms.

BritishColumbiahasformally submittedarequesttothefederal governmentforAgriRecovery funding.AgriRecoveryisafederalprovincialcost-sharingprogram thathelpsadverselyaffected farmsgetbackintoproduction. Mostrecently,AgriRecovery programsweresuccessfully deliveredinresponsetothe wildfiresandatmosphericriver eventin2021.

“Ihavespokenwithfederal ministerBibeautoensureshe isawareofthegravityofthe situation,”Alexissaid.“Weneed thefederalgovernment’ssupport duringthischallengingtimeand Iamcontinuingtoadvocate stronglyfortheagriculture community.Justaswe’vedone withotherrecentchallenges,we willgetthroughthisbyworking together.”

theirlivestock.Weareworking togetherwithgovernmentand theirstafftolookforsolutions todealwiththeissuesathand. Wearecommittedtogettingas muchhelptothosewhoneedit aspossible.”

AgriStabilityLateParticipation forfarmsandranchesthatdid notenrolintheprogrambefore theApril30,2023,deadline; anincreasetotheAgriStability InterimPaymentlimitfrom50% to75%;advancepaymentscanbe obtainedinasfewas10business days;and ahighergrainandoilseedcrop writeofflevelsothecropsthat havebeenwrittenoffcanbeused forlivestockfeed.

Thereisalsoasignificantneed forfeedandmanyranchersand producersarefacingdifficult decisions.Unfortunately,thefeed shortageisnotuniquetoBritish Columbianandisbeingfelt throughoutwesternCanada.The ministryisworkingcloselywith partnersontheground,suchas theBCCattleman’sAssociation andBCDairy,toidentify additionalsourcesoffeed.Ifany additionalfeedissecured,itwill bedistributedtoproducers.

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Inadditiontotheproactive workB.C.hastakentosupportthe AgriRecoveryrequest,thereare alsoexistingfundingprograms thatgrowersandproducerscan access,includingAgriStability, whichcanhelpfarmersoffset unexpectedincomelosses. Theministryisworkingclosely withthefederalgovernmentto getapprovaltoimplementthe followingchangestohelpsupport farmers,ranchers,andproducers:

KevinBoon,rancherand generalmanager,BCCattlemen’s Associationsaysithasbeena achallegetosaytheleast.

“Thedroughtconditionswe areexperiencingacrossthe provincearecreatingagreatdeal ofchallengeforourranchers, includingtheneedforwater andfeedtosupportandcarefor

TheMinistryofAgriculture andFoodalsohasextensive programmingtargetedathelping farmersadapttodrought, wildfireandextremeheat conditions,aswellasriskmanagementprogramstargeted tostabilizeincome.Inthepast year,theProvincehasfurther introducedprogramssuchasthe ExtremeWeatherPreparedness forAgricultureProgramand AgricultureWaterInfrastructure Program,aswellasincreased fundingtotheBeneficial ManagementPracticesProgram.

Farmers,ranchersand producerswhoneedsupport areencouragedtocontacttheir industryassociationortocall theAgriServiceBClineat1888 221-7141.MinistryofAgriculture andFoodstaffcanhelpthe agriculturalcommunityaccess existingprograms.

Regionalagrologistsare availabletoprovidespecialized assistanceforthosewhorequire it,andministrystaffarebeing deployedtothemostaffected areastolistendirectlyto producersontheirfarmsand takeappropriateaction.

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COMBINES,HEADERS,SWATHERS,AUGERS,GRAINBINS&AGRICULTURALEQUIPMENT

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TRACTORS&TILLAGEEQUIPMENT

1986JohnDeere86504WDTractor•Case44904WDTractor•2014DegelmanStrawmaster82ft5-BarHeavyHarrow•2014Sunflower144436ftTandemDisc•Ezee-On359035ftTandemDisc•JohnDeere 37018FtOff-setDisc•JohnDeere23026ftTandemDisc,DualWings•16FtTandemDisc•Bourgault330Series40ftMediumDutyCultivator•CaseIH490042ftCultivator•Case30FtDeepTillageCultivator• MorrisChallengerIIL-22524ftVibrashankCultivator•Hydra-Lift40ftHarrowPackerBar•Flexi-Coil36ftPackerBar•Ashland6ydScraper(SingleHyd)•NobleBladeV-Ditcher•Brandt100ftPull-TypeSprayer

TRUCKS,TRAILERS,VEHICLES&INDUSTRIAL

2012WesternStar4900FATandemAxleSleeperTruck•1986KenworthW900TandemAxleWinchTruck•1981InternationalTandemAxleGrainTruckw/20FtSteelBox&Hoist•1971GMCTandemAxleGrain Truckw/18ftSteelBox&Hoist•17ftWesternIndustriesSteelGrainBoxw/ScissorHoist&RollTarp•1994Arnes28ftEnd-DumpTrailer•2013LoadTrail30ftTridemGooseneckTrailer•2003TrailTech30ft TridemGooseneckTrailer•Trailtech21ftTandemAxleCombineTrailer•2013Vantem20ftTandemAxleSea-CanTrailer•2007TandemAxleDuallyTrailer•2016LoadTrail16ftUtilityTrailer•2011DodgeRAM 3500CumminsTurbo4x4Pickup•2013DodgeRAM2500GasDeckTruck•2015GMC1500Sierra4x4Pickup•2012DodgeRAM2500Pickup•DodgeRAM25004x4Pickup•2003DodgeRAM25004x4 SingleCabPickup•2006ChevroletDuramaxPickup•2004Chevrolet2500DuramaxCrewCabPickup•2001Chevrolet2500SilveradoDuramaxCrewCab•2008FordF2504x4ExtendedCabGasPickup •2008FordF250SuperDutyPickup•1998DodgeRAM1500Pickup•2003GMCYukonXLDenaliAWDPickup•2005 CadillacEscaladeESVAWDSUV•2003Liberty4X4Jeep•2010GMCSavanaVan• 2011DodgeAvenger4-DoorCar•2009GMCBlueBird43-PassengerDieselSchoolBus•2002GMCBlueBird48-PassengerDieselSchoolBus•1998Chevrolet3500SilveradoDuallyPickup(inoperable) •1998WildwoodForrestRiver5thWheelHolidayTrailer•2003HondaTRX450FMQuad•2008Honda125RMotorBike•2011YamahaElectricGolfCart•Toyota3,500lbCapacityForklift•IngersollRand P-185AAirCompressor•2013IngersollRand6KWLightTower•Lincoln350DieselWelderonS/ATrailer•Lincoln125MIGWelder•UndercarriagePartsforKomatsu270Hoe•PalletofSkidsteerParts

BUILDINGS,TANKS,SHOPTOOLS&MISCELLANEOUSITEMS

2014VantemS-17920ftx21ftFoldingInsulatedMobileStructure•TMG30ftx60ftFabricPeak-CeilingStorageShelter•20ftx30ftx12ftHighTarpShelter•(2)12ftX16ftHip-RoofShed•8ftx12ftShed•8ftx 10ftShedw/Window•8ftx8ftShedw/2Windows•8ftx8ftShed•8ftX12ftPorchAddition•WaterTankonStand•UFA1,250galPolyWaterTank•1,000LitreTote•500galFuelTankonStand,c/w12VPump •500galFuelTankonStand•300galFuelTankonStand•(2)RetractableHoseReels•MobileWasherUnitc/wMagnum4000EasyCleanGas-PoweredPressureWasher•(4)Magnum4000SeriesGold DieselFiredHotWaterPressureWasher•110vOscillatingSander•14ftwideX8ftHighOverheadGarageDoorw/ElectricOpener•CustomBuiltFirewoodCutter•Flexi-CoilPostPounderChassis•Quantity of2-7/8inX32ftDrillStem•YellowJacketPipe&more•TireChanger•NumerousFarm&ShopToolsCommontotheFarm

GARDENTRACTORS,ATTACHMENTSANDLAWN&GARDEN

KubotaL1500DTMFWDTractor&Loader•WallensteinBXM323ptWoodChipper•84inFarmKing3ptFinishMower•72inFarmKing3ptFinishMower•JohnDeere15ft1508Mower•JohnDeere101810ft RotaryMower•Allied595FrontEndLoader•JohnDeere143Loader•FrontierRB208484in3ptManualAngleBlade•SkidsteerMount48inPalletForks•FarmKing7ft3ptBoxScraperBlade•Skidsteer Mount86inAngleBlade•FarmKingModel608ft3ptManualAngleBlade•10ft3ptCultivator•Quadivator44inCultivator•JohnDeere3235Self-PropelledGangMower•2015JohnDeereZ445Zero-Turn Mower•JohnDeereL145LawnMowerTractor•JohnDeereL130LawnMowerTractor•Spray-Tech10ftLawnSprayer,20galTank•WhiteLawn&GardenCart•20FtX40FtPartyTent

RESTAURANTEQUIPMENT

1of(2)RangeHoodFanUnits•3-in-1GasStove/Grill/BakeComboUnit•3-in1QuestGrill/Bake/RoastComboUnit•Gas/CoalBar-B-QueUnit•1of(2)2-PieceBuffetUnits•PepsiDrinkDispenserw/ Desk&Accessories•110vElectricVegetableCoolerTable•110vElectric3-TrayWarmerTable•BreadSlicer•Toaster&LoafPans•StainlessSteelTable•(3)OpenFrontCabinetw/LaminateTop•3-Drawer Cabinetw/LaminateTop•QuantityofVinyl-FinishBenches•HangingShelf•Dishes•XeroxC315Printer•AcerD18W6ComputerMonitorw/Keyboard&Mouse•SecuritySystemw/2MonitorsandNumerous Cameras•AirMake-UpUnit(SellingOffSite)

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Sep.15/23-AnnualCropInsurance:Lastdaytofile HarvestedProductionReportsforCreepingRedFescueand PedigreedTimothySeedcrops.

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BothGoogleandMetahavesaidtheyplantocuttieswiththe newsindustryinCanadaasa result.

ThismeansMetawillblockthepostingandsharingofournewsarticlesonFacebookandInstagram.GooglewillalsoremovelinkstooursitesandarticlesinGoogleNews,Discoverand searchresults.They’llalsocancelsignificantcontentlicensingagreementsalreadyinplace withourparentcompany,GlacierMedia.

Undoubtedly,thiswillhaveahugeimpactnotsolelyonusbut,moreimportantly,onpeople likeyourselfwhomayusethese platformstodiscoverwhat’shappeninginyourcommunity andtogetcontexttoeventshappeninginyourownbackyard.

We’renotplanningongoinganywhere,buthere’showyoucanhelp:

1.Bookmarkourwebsiteasthehomepageonyourdevices.

2.Ifyouown/operatealocalbusiness,considersupportinglocalbyplacingadswith100% Canadian-ownedmediaoutlets,likeus.

Withyourhelp,morepeoplewillbeabletogettheirlocalnewsfromatrustedsource.Intoday’sageofmisinformation,that’smoreimportantthanever.

Thankyou.Weappreciateyou.

Sincerely,

TheNorthernHorizonteam

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