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Farmers annual race against cold fall weather has already begun.
Another cool spring has delayed seeding and slowed germination, said Harry Brook, an Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development crop specialist at the departments Ag-Info Centre in Stettler.
Looking at the calendar, a lot of these crops like the wheat and the canola its getting to the later end of their traditional seeding time where you can be assured that itll have enough heat units to mature, said Brook.
The later it gets, the greater the risk is that youre going to get hit at the other end with a killing frost before the plant is totally mature.
The past few weeks have seen a big push by farmers to get their crops in, said Brook, who estimates that seeding in the region is about 50 to 60 per cent complete.
For a lot of Central Alberta, its really caught up a lot. Soils have warmed up, and the fact is, people just cant wait.
Getting seed into the ground is no guarantee of a timely crop, however. Plants may be slow to germinate and grow when the soil is cold.
Its still too early to panic, said Brook, pointing out that crops got off to slow starts the past several years but escaped severe frost damage. Last years harvest even generated a record haul.
Were definitely behind, but then again, whats normal?
Despite this springs cool conditions, there hasnt been a lot of precipitation in most areas, noted Brook. Accordingly, crops will need rain over the next few weeks.
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Published: Thursday, May 22, 2014, 12:01 a.m.
It's not that we can't see the advantages, but we're wondering if walk-in clinics are going to see a rash of 7- to 12-year-olds with blown-out knees and turf toe.
Wasn't that a breakfast cereal? Washington State University has named a new variety of apple that should be available in stores by 2019. Focus groups helped pick the new apple's name, Cosmic Crisp.
Although the name suggests otherwise, it's a cross of Enterprise and Honeycrisp apples; not a cross between an apple and marijuana.
Something to sniff at: Dog owners can choose from a number of canine-related apps for their smartphones, including ones that locate dog parks, connect them with other dog lovers and monitor the dog's health using an electronic collar.
Most popular with the dogs themselves is a Yelp-like app that allows dogs, on a scale of one to five sniffs, to review and rate trees, fence posts and fire hydrants.
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THE Chinese Pavilion was officially opened at the Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden yesterday.
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THE Chinese Pavilion was officially opened at the Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden yesterday.
Designed and built to look exactly like a pavilion in a Chinese park, it even has genuine roof tiles sent from Taiwan.
Honorary curator Maurie Kupsch said he travelled to Japan and China to obtain a concept for the design.
The Jones Boys sang a bracket of four numbers for the audience.
Mr Kupsch also had the help of his son, who lives in Taiwan.
``He organised pictures of gazebos and pavilions so I could get an idea of what I could build,'' Mr Kupsch said.
``He talked to a tile maker who presented different sizes and organised the tiles to be shipped over.''
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Row broke out when Li Hsing's neighbour put a mirror outside his home Li accused the neighbour of sending him bad luck and told him to remove it When the neighbour refused Li got a knife and killed him and seven others
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Published: 08:17 EST, 22 May 2014 | Updated: 09:37 EST, 22 May 2014
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A man stabbed eight people, including three children, to death when a row over feng shui got out of hand.
Armed police swooped on the villange of Beidian, in Henan province, China, after Li Hsing butchered neighbours from two families because one pointed a mirror at his home.
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese esoteric philosophy that aims to harmonise human existence with the surrounding environment by orienting dwellings in an auspicious way.
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