Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2024-02-01

• Major upgrades needed to replace pool filter system at Big Marble
• U of L, college respond to federal internatio­nal student caps
• ‘Perfect storm’ caused stress on grid Jan. 13-14 weekend, says Neudorf
• Prairie Rose and MHC announce trades program for high school students
• Renewable energy and net zero concerns forefront of Foremost minds
• Ottawa’s oil and gas emissions cap amounts to production cap, says Hunter
• Wind farm near Oyen celebrates grand opening, capable of 297 megawatts
• Economics 101: Incongruen­t federal policies making housing unaffordab­le
• Understand­ably, employers are skittish when hiring
• New research highlights significan­t engagement with newspaper E-Editions
• Winter wonderland – tips for staying safe outside!
• BRID water volume numbers explained
• Plans required by municipali­ties in case drought persists
• Monitoring stored grain for insect pest is important during these off-months
• Alberta’s government is investing $3.5 million to improve moisture situation
• Van Tighem shares concerns over Alberta’s water supply
• Conservati­ve docus for Parliament’s return
• $1 million gift from alumnus supports Lakeland College
• Towerview takes their feeding to new heights
• Rebuilding Alberta’s cattle herd
• Bridging the Gap: Farm Transition Workshop where enthusiasm meets experience
• Balancing requiremen­ts when measuring by the bale and the pail
• Monitoring wintering feeding sites for invasive weeds
• Uncertain markets increases the need for risk management tools
• The importance of Vitamin A for beef cows
• Salvaging crops as feed for livestock
• Canadian Cattle Identifica­tion Agency (CCIA) delivering custody verificati­on for CSBF
• Grocery landscape in Alberta and Canada
• Alberta Farm Animal Care Associatio­n reminds when to call
• Mongolian agronomist explores use of satellite imagery in ag context
• Gaining control of woody encroachme­nt on pasturelan­ds
• Canadian Cattle Identifica­tion Agency says farewell to long serving general manager
• Ag for Life and Economic Developers Alberta announce the “Why I Love Alberta” youth challenge
• Government­s of Canada and Saskatchew­an invest over $6 million in livestock and forage research
• Genetic IQ defying trait that matter in your beef herd

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