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27.062018

Morriss, John

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Born in Winnipeg in 1950, John Morriss started his career in 1973 at the Biomass Energy Institute, which researched the...

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15.032018

4-H Manitoba Leaders

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Since 1913, 4-H leaders have helped shape Manitoba’s youth into strong citizens of the province, the nation and the world....

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19.102017

Schulz, Jacob (Jake)

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Jake Schulz was born in Russia and raised in Romania. At age 20 he was promoted to Sergeant in the...

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20.062017

Van Ryssel, Neil

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A third generation farmer, Neil’s grandfather immigrated to Canada from Belgium in the early 1900’s and settled on the current...

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20.062017

More Dr., Everett

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  Dr. More was born in Deloraine, Manitoba and graduated in 1972 with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the...

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14.092016

Parker, Jack

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John (Jack) Marsden Parker began his working career in 1938 working for the Dominion of Canada Department of Agriculture where he...

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14.092016

Newton, Weldon

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After being raised on the family farm, Weldon attended the University of Manitoba where he obtained his degree in Agriculture...

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14.092016

McPhee, Gordon

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For most of his career, Gordon has played a major role in preserving one of our most precious resources, the...

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