The Manitoba restriction on winter application of nitrogen and phosphorus-containing nutrient sources is in effect beginning midnight, Nov. 10, 2016.

No provincial or regional variance is currently in effect. However, CAAR is meeting with Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship on Monday, Nov. 7 to discuss the current conditions, and will provide an update immediately following the meeting.

CAAR Needs Your Input

Please contact Megan Tedham at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.to share the conditions in your area and to advise CAAR whether or not your growers expect to require an extension. Your input is critical in shaping CAAR’s recommendations to Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship on this issue. Please submit your feedback by 11:00 am CST on Monday, Nov. 7 to ensure your comments are included in CAAR’s presentation.

For more information on the legislation, including restrictions on broadcast or manure application, as well as application on certain Nutrient Management Zones, soil types, and near water courses, please visit www.manitoba.ca/nutrientdates. If soil and weather conditions support consideration of a variance by the director, any updates to the restriction dates will be posted on this site.

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